Schilling helped the Diamondbacks win the 2001 World Series and the Red Sox win the World Series in 2004. He spent four seasons in Arizona and four seasons in Boston. He spent nine seasons in ...

Schilling played 20 MLB seasons with five teams from 1988-2007, spending his most memorable days with the Philadelphia Phillies (1992-2000), Arizona Diamondbacks (2000-03) and Red Sox (2004-07).

Curt Schilling turned down an invitation to partake in the Red Sox’s home opener festivities that will honor the 2004 championship team and the late Tim and Stacy Wakefield, according to The ...

Former Red Sox pitcher Derek Lowe was brutally honest about his feelings regarding former teammate Curt Schilling, who turned down an invitation to attend Tuesday’s celebration of their 2004 Red ...

Curt Schilling should be regarded as one of the great legends in Red Sox history. After all, his performance in Game 6 of the ALCS against the Yankees in 2004 — the bloody sock game — was one ...

BOSTON -- When the Red Sox honor the 2004 World Series championship team and celebrate the life of Tim Wakefield ahead of Tuesday's home opener at Fenway Park, Curt Schilling will not be in ...

When the Red Sox honor both their iconic 2004 World Series championship team and the life of Tim Wakefield at Fenway Park during their home opener on April 9, Curt Schilling will not be in attendance.

including the Red Sox Foundation. Schilling, who was Wakefield’s teammate from 2004-07, retired in 2009. He worked as an ESPN analyst before he was fired in 2016 for anti-transgender social ...

According to multiple reports, Schilling has declined the Red Sox invitation to take part in the home opener festivities. The Red Sox had previously announced that all members of the 2004 team had ...