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Curt Schilling Quotes
«I thought the same thing everybody else thought. The sun goes up and the sun comes down and the Red Sox and Yankees play meaningful games late in the year. It always happens that way.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«Somebody on this team wants me to get booed to make them feel better, and that really bothers me a lot. Those are the kinds of things that really make me look at this game and understand that when I'm done in the game, I'll be done with the game.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«Any way you slice it, they were better than us, ... I hope they go on and win it.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«I think the fear of public embarrassment and humiliation upon being caught is going to be greater than any player ever imagined.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«Both of these teams went through a lot this year. To be where we are says as much about the people as it does about the talent.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«I did some things better, ... The first pitch of the game I left the ball out over the middle of the plate, and Manny made a huge play.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«I tried as hard as I could not to pay attention to the scoreboard,»
Author: Curt Schilling
«It doesn't matter how you get there.»
Author: Curt Schilling
«We just weren't good enough to win again,»
Author: Curt Schilling
«This team knows how to bounce back in tough situations.»
Author: Curt Schilling