PBD Podcast Curt Schilling | PBD Podcast | Ep. 195
Oct 20, 2022
Join Curt Schilling, a former MLB pitcher and outspoken commentator at BlazeTV, as he dives into the intersection of sports and politics. He discusses his controversial Hall of Fame exclusion and the impact of media misrepresentation on athletes. Schilling shares personal anecdotes about elite athlete work ethics and mental strategies, reflecting on leadership lessons from adversity. The conversation also touches on cheating scandals in baseball and the complex political landscape that shapes the sport, illuminating how these factors affect player careers.
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Leading by Example
- Schilling observed that great leaders in baseball, like Cal Ripken and Jason Varitek, led by example rather than holding meetings.
- They showed up, played hard, and expected their teammates to do the same.
Cabrera's Confrontation
- Orlando Cabrera, a new addition to the Red Sox, confronted a star player for not being in the lineup, demonstrating leadership.
- Cabrera's willingness to challenge established norms helped improve team performance.
Hollins' Toughness
- Dave Hollins was the toughest player Schilling played with, epitomizing grit and resilience.
- Hollins played just 17 days after hand surgery, with a pin still in his thumb.