Curt reveals the work, grind and detail that it takes to be a star-level major leaguer. He is brash, confident and sometimes controversial. Yeah, he’s entertaining and loves baseball.

Do something else with your time

Hang em up Curt. Podcasting, and being a decent person, is not for you.

You’re an awful human being I’m sure you helped accelerate your “friends” death. Be a good Christian and respect other people especially so called friends

Loved the red sock Curt, but as a human, Curt needs serious help. Podcast is rambling at best.

Thanks for the stories and baseball talk. If you listen you will learn and laugh.

Who wants to listen to this guy and his opinions? Someone take the mic away from him.

Horrible what he did to the Wakefields. Prayers do not cure cancer or any other illnesses.

You should be ashamed of yourself. If it's not your personal business to speak on, respect other people's privacy, you ghoul.

Who shares a devastating medical diagnosis without the permission of that person? While listening to the episode, I thought it didn’t seem right he was sharing it….now we all know the truth about this ego manic and his need to try to be relevant. What a disgusting human being and many will never listen to his podcast again.

Curt Schilling should be ashamed of himself. Revealing private medical information of others is absolutely abhorrent. That’s before you consider his anti-Semitic views, which he’s open and loud about.

However talented he was as a pitcher, he is equally as terrible a person.

Curt Schilling speaking can best be described as the sound made by the hose used to vacuum out a porta potty. He is a bad person with no unique insights, since no one in baseball (or outside of it) likes him. As he approaches 60 year old all we can hope is that his fat neck (wider than his face) is a harbinger of catastrophic cardiac events to come

I appreciate Curt’s bluntness.

Thanks for the insiders look at the game! You consistently provide great insight and perspective!

Love how you relate your past experiences on how mental the game is and enjoy hearing about the players I followed years ago. Keep up your freshness and unfiltered comments.

the banter after your close on the 5/12 show was the best part of the show. yup Bill had a hot mic and we heard all your notes with the colorful language. I for one like that honesty

Inside baseball from one of the best.

Phenomenal insight into baseball from one of the best to ever do it!

Curt knows the game to a degree few do and he has the backbone to tell it like it is

As a Phillies fan, this is great, that 93 team is remembered fondly and already has had Lenny and Hollins on the show, all baseball talk

I’ve been looking for a league wide MLB podcast for awhile but I just haven’t found one that sticks. After giving this show a shot I found one. Curt is so insightful and I love the old stories. Looking forward to an even better show once the season starts.

Mr. Ted Williams thought, and proudly professed, that pitchers were the dumbest players on the field. He must have never met Mr. Curt Schilling. Most pitchers don’t give you the impression that they could be a big league manager. Schilling does. Listening to him, and for one episode Mr. Dykstra, is like listening to Dr. Ben Carson talk about brain surgery or Sam Walton talk about retailing. You will learn things that can only come from decades of experience and a relentless pursuit of excellence. I gave up on sports talk years ago but listening to Curt after two episodes has caused me to prioritize this podcast.

I like Curt’s style and the information provided by someone who was there and should be in the HOF. Look forward to listening throughout the season. I’m sure I won’t agree with all but it will make me think and that is good.

I like hearing Curt’s insight into the game he spent his life mastering. Can’t wait to see what this show can become.

Love hearing about the game from a former player’s perspective. Being a lifelong Red Sox fan I am grateful for the time Curt spent in Boston. He is still highly regarded.

Happy to have you back Curt.