Curt Schilling's Whatever It Takes

Curt discusses recent rumors surrounding his hall of fame bid and gives insight into which players he saw that had potential, but lacked the passion to make it in the big leagues. 

Curt speaks with Red Sox manager and former pitching coach John Farrell for an insightful conversation on what it takes to manage a baseball team.

Curt chats with former teammates David McCarty and Doug Mirabelli for another laughed filled conversation.  They speak about life after the big leagues, funny moments from their careers, and the origin of Doug's nickname 'Yummy-Yummy'.

In part 2 of Curt and Tito's conversation the laughs continue as they dive back into memories from their careers.

In part 1 of a special 2 part interview Curt has a laugh-filled conversation with manager of the AL Champion Cleveland Indians and former Red Sox manager, Terry Francona.  They discuss managing styles, "behind the scenes" moments from their careers, and reminisce about their days together on the Red Sox organization.  

Curt and SF Giants ace Matt Moore talk post season baseball, pitching stats and secrets, and their charity organization 'Ride to Recovery'

Curt shares his thoughts on the World Series, his NFL picks for week 7, and tells the tale of his favorite off-day memory from his MLB career.

Curt speaks on a topic he's never spoken of publicly: his falling out with the Boston Red Sox organization and the events leading up to it. 

Curt talks Red Sox's short-lived playoffs, why umpires are so important in baseball, his World Series projections and fantasy football.

Curt gives his October MLB predictions, gets advice on his fantasy hockey team and discusses NFL viewership. 

Curt talks NFL picks, MLB play-offs and gives his thoughts on the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Curt talks about favorite moments from his career, the story you haven't heard about the his ankle injury, his relationship with Big Papi (David Ortiz) and his Red Sox predictions for the post season. He also speaks about umpire Joe West, what it's like to pitch at Fenway and the person who meant the most to him in the MLB.        

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