Curt Schilling looks to tackle the Gaming Industry after 2008. (Best Week Ever Illustration)
The below quote from CNN.com pretty much says it all on Curt Schilling's focus. Let's just hope he's not spending too much time in front of a computer, and remembering that he has a weight incentive program.
"His new focus, post-pitching, will be to oversee the development of a still-unnamed and shrouded-in-mystery massively multiplayer role-playing game (MMORPG) that goes by the working title Copernicus."
Best Week's Ever take on this is also funny to say the least.
Sandra Lewis, a teacher from Mass has three original Red Sox songs for your enjoyment. Not a bad job on her part, and you can't fault her effort. Nice job Sandra!
Click Here to hear the Red Sox songs
I will just let this do the speaking for itself. It's suffice to say that I was on the friggen ground rolling when I first saw this. Hat's off to my man Tim Clancy, good stuff.
And for those of you looking for some of the best Roger Clemens fiasco logic out there, look no further then Gene Wojciechowski's article he wrote a few days ago.
BREAKING NEWS:
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher and 2007 Cy Young runner-up, Josh Beckett, was arrested early Friday morning at Meyer Park in his hometown, Spring, Texas.
Beckett was seen by local eye-witnesses around 1:30 a.m CST walking with a female lamb near the northeastern corner of Meyer Park. Unrecognizable at first, the witnesses (who prefer to remain anonymous) followed Beckett as he proceeded to the park center. Upon catching up with Beckett, the witnesses heard distressed bleeting from the lamb and were astounded to find him naked from the waist down, standing behind the lamb.
Beckett was arrested within minutes for what is being referred to as beastiality. The lamb, as a result of brutal sexual acts on its behalf, was euthanized at a local veterninary clinic due to intense bleeding.
While Beckett was released around 8:00 am CST today, the lamb’s owner, Clay McClinn, has vowed to press charges, regardless of the town’s favorite son being the culprit.
“That (expletive) lamb rapist needs to be behind bars! What, he thinks he can walk on to my farm, steal from my herd, fail to show it a good time, and walk away scott free? Not on my watch!” said McClinn.
Beckett, who posted a 20-7 record in 2007, went on to win the World Series with the Red Sox and finished second to C.C. Sabathia of the Cleveland Indians in Cy Young voting.
The Red Sox have declined to comment on Beckett’s standing with the team, but it is believed that he will report to Spring Training next month in Fort Meyers.
Posted by: Jeff | January 11, 2008 at 12:43 PM
My jaw's on the ground here, not even sure how to react to this one....
Posted by: Derek Hixon | January 13, 2008 at 10:56 AM