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Curt Schilling #38 | Pitcher | Boston Red Sox
Height: 6-5    Weight: 235    Throws: R    Bats: R
Born: Nov 14, 1966, Anchorage, AK
Contract: Signed through 2008
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September 27, 2006
Curt Schilling has yet to decide whether or not he'll play again in 2007, according to the Boston Herald. “If I come back next year, I know the offseason will be the hardest offseason of my career,” Schilling said. “It’s going to be a lot of hard work. I don’t want to come back and pitch, I want to come back and be the best. At this time in my life, that involves a lot more time and effort away from the ballpark. That’s a huge question for me, a huge question to delve into and deal with. We’ll see how it goes.” Schilling is 15-7 with a 3.97 ERA in 31 starts this year.
September 20, 2006
Curt Schilling needed 104 pitches to get through five innings in his return Wednesday night after missing three starts with a strained side muscle. He allowed one run and seven hits while striking out three.
September 19, 2006
Red Sox manager Terry Francona said that Curt Schilling is expected to throw about 80 pitches on Wednesday but won't be on a specific limit. Schilling has been out with a strained muscle near his rib cage.
September 14, 2006
Curt Schilling reported no discomfort after throwing 80 pitches in an indoor session on Thursday, according to the AP. Red Sox manager Terry Francona said that Schilling, out with a strained muscle near his rib cage, would start Sept. 20 against Minnesota.
September 13, 2006
Curt Schilling put off a throwing session Wednesday and the right-hander will not start this weekend against the Yankees like the team had hoped, according to the AP. Schilling has missed two starts because of a strained muscle near his rib cage.
September 10, 2006
Curt Schilling played long toss and pitched from the mound before Sunday's game, according to the AP. He's scheduled to long toss again on Tuesday and pitch to hitters Wednesday. If all goes well, Schilling could start against the Yankees next weekend.
September 10, 2006
Curt Schilling was able to throw 13 minutes of long-toss from 60-100 feet on Saturday, according to the Boston Globe. He'll do so again today before having his strained side muscle examined tomorrow, at which time he may be cleared to throw off a mound. He hopes to return to action next weekend.
September 8, 2006
Manager Terry Francona said that Curt Schilling could return on Thursday, according to the AP. Schilling has missed his last two starts with a mild strain in his right side.
September 6, 2006
Although Curt Schilling said he was able to sleep comfortably Monday night for the first time since straining a muscle in his side last Wednesday, he has yet to play catch because any movement still aggravates the muscle, according to the Boston Globe. It appears quite unlikely that he'll be able to make his next scheduled start on Sunday.
September 5, 2006
Curt Schilling will probably miss another turn in the rotation because of his strained leg, according to the AP. Asked whether Schilling would make his next turn, manager Terry Francona said "I don't think he looks very encouraging."
September 2, 2006
Curt Schilling will be unable to make his next start on Monday due to a Grade 1 strain in his left leg, according to the Boston Herald. “He showed up (Thursday) very, very stiff,” said manager Terry Francona. It's uncertain who will fill in for him in the rotation.
July 14, 2006
Curt Schilling will make his next start on Saturday, according to the Red Sox website. Schilling was struck on the elbow by a Jim Thome line drive last Sunday.
July 12, 2006
Curt Schilling was apparently invited to the All-Star Game at the last minute to replace Jose Contreras, but he declined, according to the Boston Herald. “I got a call (Monday) asking me to be part of the team at 11 o’clock in the morning. They asked me to replace people for the same reason they said I didn’t get picked, which really kind of bothered me a little bit,” Schilling said. “It wasn’t something I felt right about.” Francisco Liriano replaced Contreras, instead.
July 10, 2006
Curt Schilling was hit on his right elbow by a Jim Thome line drive in the sixth inning yesterday, according to the Boston Globe. He remained in the game for that inning but didn't return for the seventh. X-rays on the joint came back negative, and he said he plans to make his scheduled start Saturday. "We'll see how it feels in the next day or two," he said. "It's pretty swollen, it's pretty sore."
July 4, 2006
The Red Sox hope to set their post-All-Star break rotation soon, according to the Boston Herald. Curt Schilling is penciled in to start on Friday, July 14, but he would probably be pushed back a day or two if he ends up getting named to the All-Star team as a replacement.
April 14, 2006
Curt Schilling continued his early dominance this season on Friday, by holding the Mariners to one run on three hits over eight innings. He walked none and struck out seven. Schilling has now won his first three starts and has a tiny ERA of 1.64.
April 3, 2006
Curt Schilling looked like his old self in his 2006 debut on Monday, allowing two runs on five hits and one walk while striking out five over seven innings. "All of 2004, I was getting shot in the ankle after April. So this has been almost two years since I felt anything remotely close to this," Schilling told the AP. "This is what I was like in 2002."
March 30, 2006
The Boston Globe reports that Curt Schilling was throwing 90-94 MPH in his final spring start after throwing 89-92 MPH most of the spring. Schilling had velocity issues last season. "I'm getting there," he said. "At no point last year was I confident and comfortable with putting guys away because I didn't feel like I had the ability to do it."
March 16, 2006
The Boston Herald reports that Curt Schilling has been mixing changeups into his pitch repertoire. “I’m throwing my changeup to the point where I’m going to be able to use it now to get people out,” Schilling said. “It’s something I’ve wanted to have and never been comfortable with until now.”
March 4, 2006
Curt Schilling allowed just one hit in four shutout innings during his spring debut on Friday. "If I thought about how I felt last year in my best start and ranked it, today was in a different stratosphere from a physical standpoint," said Schilling. His right ankle was never at full strength last season.
February 26, 2006
Red Sox manager Terry Francona said yesterday that Curt Schilling is in line to pitch on opening day, according to the Boston Globe.
February 22, 2006
Curt Schilling returned to the mound on Tuesday after having Monday's workout cut short due to the flu, according to the Boston Herald. He threw for 19 minutes. “I feel good,” he said. “I’m working on stuff I always work on in spring training and getting ready for that first game. (The ankle) is fine. I feel like it’s working like in the old times. It’s not something I’m concerned with.”
February 21, 2006
Curt Schilling was forced to have an abbreviated workout on Monday due to a minor case of the flu, according to the Boston Herald. It is not expected to set Schilling’s work schedule back.