He said what most people think about Bonds.

Somebody must have been interviewing, and therefore probably asked him what he thought about Bonds. Did you want him to sugarcoat it so everyone is happy? I have no problem with him being brutally honest.

 

 

:thumb: People on here have said just as much as Schilling did....

He said what most people think about Bonds.

True, but he stated it more of a fact than what he believes.

Somebody must have been interviewing, and therefore probably asked him what he thought about Bonds. Did you want him to sugarcoat it so everyone is happy? I have no problem with him being brutally honest.

 

Being honest is not a problem. Schilling's problem is that he doesn't have the cajones to be honest at all times. He sat on that panel in front of Congress with one admitted steroid user and others who sure didn't pass the smell test and , like the wuss that he is, he didn't say a word.

 

This guy has a serious "look at me/listen to me, please" issue.

Here's the link:

 

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/baseball/mlb/05/08/schilling.bonds/

I am not a fan of Bond's at all but Schilling's comments were out of line.

It was a chance for Schilling to get some ink and he made the most of it. His words may come back to haunt him.

I hope Bonds breaks the record against Schilling...:lol:

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Somebody must have been interviewing, and therefore probably asked him what he thought about Bonds. Did you want him to sugarcoat it so everyone is happy? I have no problem with him being brutally honest.

Who said anything about sugarcoating....The comments regarding cheating on his wife, his taxes have no connection to his Baseball, no connection to Schilling's team, he's not even in the same league and he has "zero reasons", for him to be speaking on either subject.

 

Is Schilling privy to this information, have first hand knowledge on going ons. This is what's discussed at water fountains, gossip or what he reads in trash magazines, when not reading about himself.

 

Schilling stooped down to, personal garbage that has no merit, being discussed by him.

Shilling didn't say he cheated. He said that he(Bonds) admitted to cheating on his wife and taxes. And that he admitted to taking steroids. None of those statements are true. Bonds never stated any of those. While he said that he used a product that had steriods in it, he never said that he "knewingly" took steriods. The woman he had the supposed affair with said so, not Bonds. As for the taxes, I'm not up on that news.

 

So, Shilling should have kept his comments to himself before slanderizing Bonds. Just uncalled for.

"He [bonds] admitted he used steroids. There's no gray area," Schilling said on WEEI. "He [bonds] admitted cheating on his wife, cheating on taxes and cheating on the game."

 

When did Bonds do this?

"He [bonds] admitted he used steroids. There's no gray area," Schilling said on WEEI. "He [bonds] admitted cheating on his wife, cheating on taxes and cheating on the game."

 

When did Bonds do this?

No idea if he did or didn't. What I don't understand, even if Bonds did say this, is why does Schilling comment on these topics, it doesn't concern him in the least.

No idea if he did or didn't. What I don't understand, even if Bonds did say this, is why does Schilling comment on these topics, it doesn't concern him in the least.

 

Because Schilling is a loud mouth that seeks attention so bad he'll throw anyone under the bus...

"He [bonds] admitted he used steroids. There's no gray area," Schilling said on WEEI. "He [bonds] admitted cheating on his wife, cheating on taxes and cheating on the game."

 

When did Bonds do this?

 

He did admit to using the steroid creme upon advice from his personal trainer, but that he didn't know what it had in it. This was in testimony leaked from the BALCO trial.

 

A woman named Kimberly Bell testified before a fed grand jury that she dated Bonds from 1994-2003, which spans both his marriages.

 

I don't know for sure that he admitted to this infidelity, but Bell also testified that he bought her a home in Scottsdale.

Schilling has a bigger mouth than Rosie.

Schilling's comments, were out of line and should have never, included the personal attacks he made.

 

I've always thought, his ego matched his pitching ability....he just proved me correct. Schilling, must not be getting any news coverage in the Boston area, so he makes his own.

 

Open mouth and insert foot, bloody sock and all.

:thumb: :thumb: Well said STRIKE. Bloody or "painted" sock :eek: .