Rhode Island’s governor said Thursday that former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling’s troubled video game company is making a $1.1 million payment it defaulted on this month, prompting worries about its solvency and the possibility the state might have to step in to pay its debts.
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Schill bounces one in the dirt, but Tek isn't there to keep it from rolling to the backstop.
Let this be a lesson to government agencies and politicians who think they are smarter than the pros at early stage, highly speculative investments.