Amazing that Curt Shilling’s blood-stained sock is now in the hall of fame. It’s a testament to this pitcher’s courage. Here’s some tshirts being sold about it: The Real Red Sock
ï Red Sox red sock enters Hall of Fame: UK Reuters
√Ø Schilling’s Bloody Sock Enshrined at Hall: AP
√Ø Schilling’s famous sock heads to Hall of Fame: USA Today
ï Put a sock in it: Washington Post
ï Hall enshrines Schillingís bloody sock: MSNBC
ï Hall of Fame gets a real red sock: Capital News 9
Hey! We could make a sock monkey out of that!
SOCK MONKEY OF BLOOD!
For Immediate Release Contact: Ken Bjork, Co-Founder [email”>[email protected][/email”> Ken Antos, Co-Founder [email”>[email protected][/email”> Area Students Create Rally Socks Willimantic, CT Local students Ken Bjork, Willimantic, a senior majoring in business at ECSU, and Ken Antos, Storrs, who is working on his Master s Degree in business at UConn, have joined forces to create one of the most exiting accessories for the upcoming baseball season- Rally Socks! Check them out at http://WWW.RallySocks.Com Rally Socks honor the celebrated postseason heroics of Red Sox Ace Curt Shilling, who persevered a torn ligament in his foot and helped lead the Red Sox to their first World Series championship in 86 years. The nation as a whole was captivated by the bloody sock of the pitcher- the bloody sock even gained a place in history by being placed in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. With Rally Socks, Red Sox fans can recreate the magic of perhaps the most exiting post-season in baseball history. Wear em or wave em!- the original Rally Sox is the best way to support New England s favorite team. A pair of Rally Socks is only $5.95 with free shipping and handling. For further information or to purchase, please go to http://WWW.RallySocks.com or contact Ken Bjork at [email”>[email protected][/email”> or Ken Antos at [email”>[email protected][/email”>
i want a dna test done on schilling’s sock. I’m so sure that it’s actually his blood.
yeah, i can see it now. Curt Shilling faked the blood on his sock. NOT.
You’re all fools if you think it’s blood on that sock. Its a myth. The red substance is actually iodine applied to his sutures before being wrapped.
funny, someone wrote a poem called “My foot is in danger” about my illustration at: http://campkoala.blogspot.com/2005/09/my-foot-is-in-danger.html
to those who think it was fake- you can go to hell. schilling does’t need this. you’re jerks. he mightn ot be a hero but as a baseball fan and lover of the sox, i am damned proud of him. most guys would have just sat out and had someone else play. but he wanted to play and he did his job well. that’s all that matters.
every one was jelous just cause we won the world series you go sox just cause the sock dosent mean we suck we kicked your ass dont bitch about it