Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling was standing in the clubhouse at Fenway Park early in the 2008 season when a member of the team’s medical staff suggested he try human growth hormone to help overcome a shoulder injury.
“There were a few people around and I was shocked,” Schilling said Thursday. “After this person left, I turned to a teammate and said, ‘Can you believe that?’ It came out of nowhere.”
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Curt is just trying to stay relevant after his embarrising bankruptcy. Why now Curt? How come you were silent on this issue when you testified before congess? He is a phony.
This whole steriod thing boggles my mind. We call them PED's, player enhancing drugs. What exactly is that? Is a cup of coffee a PED, or a five hour energy? I feel that my performance is enhanced after taking these products.
How about a cortisone shot before game six of the 2004 ALCS? Last time I checked, cortisone is a steriod. Schilling thinks he is above everybody, and wants to stay that way. Keep his fat face out of the hall, he was ooooook.