Curt Schilling

Opinion Source Information:

DP Show Daily

DP: How do we define greatness in this so-called steroid era?
CS: What are you after? What are you trying to define?

DP: Hall of Famer.
CS: It's a gut check thing, it's a gut feel thing. For the most part, of the top 10 hitters in my generation and pitchers over half of them, I think are cheats.

 

DP: Bonds ... Hall of Famer?
CS: If I'm voting?

 

DP: Yes.
CS: No.

 

DP: McGwire?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Rafael] Palmeiro?
CS: No. Anybody that used, no.

 

DP: A-Rod?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Roger] Clemens?
CS: No, no. If you used, no.

 

DP: You think he did [something]?
CS: Who?

 

DP: Clemens.
CS: Yes. Absolutely.
 

Opinion Source Information:

DP Show Daily

DP: How do we define greatness in this so-called steroid era?
CS: What are you after? What are you trying to define?

DP: Hall of Famer.
CS: It's a gut check thing, it's a gut feel thing. For the most part, of the top 10 hitters in my generation and pitchers over half of them, I think are cheats.

 

DP: Bonds ... Hall of Famer?
CS: If I'm voting?

 

DP: Yes.
CS: No.

 

DP: McGwire?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Rafael] Palmeiro?
CS: No. Anybody that used, no.

 

DP: A-Rod?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Roger] Clemens?
CS: No, no. If you used, no.

 

DP: You think he did [something]?
CS: Who?

 

DP: Clemens.
CS: Yes. Absolutely.

Opinion Source Information:

DP Show Daily

DP: How do we define greatness in this so-called steroid era?
CS: What are you after? What are you trying to define?

DP: Hall of Famer.
CS: It's a gut check thing, it's a gut feel thing. For the most part, of the top 10 hitters in my generation and pitchers over half of them, I think are cheats.

 

DP: Bonds ... Hall of Famer?
CS: If I'm voting?

 

DP: Yes.
CS: No.

DP: McGwire?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Rafael] Palmeiro?
CS: No. Anybody that used, no.

 

DP: A-Rod?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Roger] Clemens?
CS: No, no. If you used, no.

 

DP: You think he did [something]?
CS: Who?

 

DP: Clemens.
CS: Yes. Absolutely.
 

Opinion Source Information:

DP Show Daily

DP: How do we define greatness in this so-called steroid era?
CS: What are you after? What are you trying to define?

 

DP: Hall of Famer.
CS: It's a gut check thing, it's a gut feel thing. For the most part, of the top 10 hitters in my generation and pitchers over half of them, I think are cheats.

 

DP: Bonds ... Hall of Famer?
CS: If I'm voting?

 

DP: Yes.
CS: No.

 

DP: McGwire?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Rafael] Palmeiro?
CS: No. Anybody that used, no.

 

DP: A-Rod?
CS: No.

 

DP: [Roger] Clemens?
CS: No, no. If you used, no.

 

DP: You think he did [something]?
CS: Who?

 

DP: Clemens.
CS: Yes. Absolutely.

Opinion Source Information:

DP Show Daily

DP: How do we define greatness in this so-called steroid era?
CS: What are you after? What are you trying to define?

DP: Hall of Famer.
CS: It's a gut check thing, it's a gut feel thing. For the most part, of the top 10 hitters in my generation and pitchers over half of them, I think are cheats.

DP: Bonds ... Hall of Famer?
CS: If I'm voting?

DP: Yes.
CS: No.

DP: McGwire?
CS: No.

DP: [Rafael] Palmeiro?
CS: No. Anybody that used, no.

DP: A-Rod?
CS: No.

DP: [Roger] Clemens?
CS: No, no. If you used, no.

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Comcast Sportsnet

Speaking on WEEI, his new post-career mouthpiece, Sox legend Curt Schilling had a candid assessment of his Cooperstown credentials. Despite his bloody-sock heroism, Schilling says his resume — 216 wins, a 3.46 ERA, six All-Star appearances and three World Series rings — doesn’t warrant an invite to the Baseball Hall of Fame.

"I feel very good about what I was able to do, I’m very proud of my career," Schilling said when posed the question by a caller. "I did [20] years — far more than I ever expected. But I played with Randy Johnson, I played with Pedro Martinez, I played with Dale Murphy. I played with guys that have [Cy Young Award] plaques. I’d like to think I did well. I’d like to think that, if I had a must-win game, the guys I played with would want me to have the ball. But no, I don’t think I deserve to be in the Hall of Fame."