Sox will survive without Schilling 

February, 7, 2008
02/07/08
3:28
PM ET
So a guy heads over to the ESPN cafe for a nice lunch, figures nothing important is going to happen this afternoon, gets back to his temporary work space and discovers … this?

According to Tony Massarotti, Curt Schilling might miss this season with a shoulder injury and the Boston Red Sox suspect he hid the injury before signing his latest contract.


To continue reading this article you must be an Insider

Tags:

MLB

SPONSORED HEADLINES

ABOUT THIS BLOG

  • Rob Neyer Rob Neyer

    Rob Neyer is a senior writer at ESPN.com. He began his career with legendary baseball author (and current Red Sox executive) Bill James, then joined Stats Inc. and wrote about MLB, the NFL and the NBA. Neyer joined ESPN.com in 1996, and it's believed that he's written more words for the site than anybody.

    He's also written six books, including "The Neyer/James Guide to Pitchers" (with Bill James) and the just-published "Rob Neyer's Big Book of Baseball Legends: The Truth, the Lies, and Everything Else."

    Neyer moved to Kansas City in 1976, just in time for the Royals' first division title, and fell in love almost immediately. He attended the University of Kansas the same four years as Danny Manning, and is now happy to wait another 20 years for the Jayhawks' next championship.

    Neyer contributes regularly to ESPN Radio and ESPNEWS.

    E-mail Rob.

Send questions and comments »

SUBSCRIBE:

BLOG ARCHIVE:

RECENT UPDATES

LINKS