Curt Schilling announces retirementOn both WEEI radio and his 38 Pitches blog, big Curtis Montague signed off, leaving behind a legacy as one of the best clutch pitchers in Red Sox history
Curt Schilling Retires - End of a Red Sox Pitching Era
So hot that 38pitches.com (38 Pitches), Schill's notorious blog, just finished fully loading for me after 10 minutes! Schilling announced his retirement on ...
Sisto's pitching leads 'Bows to 3-1 win
Sam Spangler (38 pitches in 1 2/3 vs. UW) might be available. "I would hesitate to bring Sam back, but he's OK to where he could throw an inning," Trapasso ...
WBC Live Blog: USA vs. Japan
... and the Japanese pitching coach is instantly out to the mound. Meanwhile Davey Johnson has returned to the clubhouse to watch Gossip Girl.
Arizona Diamondbacks Bullpen Battle
He threw 38 pitches against his former team and is still expected to be ready for the start of the regular season. He is scheduled to make his first start
Elbow injuries to Hamels, Santana leave door open in NL East
Few openings remain on 25-man roster
If Mosebach can pitch more consistently over the next two weeks, he could open the season with Philadelphia. If he pitches well, he remains.
Tribute To Schilling As He Announces His Retirement
So it came as no surprise to me that Curt announced his retirement from baseball on his WEEI.com Blog, 38 Pitches. You know, Curt.
Weekend Diamondbacks Recap
As he says, not much we probably couldn't have worked out for ourselves: "Young struggles against off-speed stuff and likes to chase pitches down and away.
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