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We thought this season was coming down to the fact that (Curt) Schilling was taking on Johnson, (as the leaders of their staffs),

I'm not a big believer in putting a No. 1, a No. 2 or a No. 3 on pitchers. That only lasts the first week of the season. It doesn't matter if you're facing Randy Johnson, Curt Schilling or some rookie, you're out there to win. You're facing their lineup. I don't put numbers on people. We're all capable of winning here.

He's not the Curt Schilling that finished last season. He needs some work, he knows it. He'll find it. Hopefully, he'll get another opportunity [Tuesday] and he'll close it out for us. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

We've got to get the bats going. Four runs in 33 innings is not going to do it. We're not facing Randy Johnson out there or Curt Schilling. We've got to start swinging the bats like professionals and get some hits, get some runs because our pitching has just been superb.

We are somewhat surprised to see Guidant's board support Johnson & Johnson's offer. Recall that this is the same company that thought Guidant was only worth $63 a few weeks ago. Could it just be a strategy for Johnson & Johnson to force Boston Scientific to pay even more...maybe, but it is certainly a risky gamble that Guidant's board is taking in recommending Johnson & Johnson's offer.

I'd do anything if it's in our best interest, but I don't know if that's it. We've got a 42-year-old left-handed starter [David Wells] and we've got a 39-year-old [Curt Schilling] that's coming back from numerous health problems. I just don't think that'd be to our advantage.

Hopefully, ... we'll see what we're used to seeing out of Curt Schilling.

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He is right now. We have another guy going tonight [Curt Schilling] who wants that ace title back.

Johnny Damon (1973-)

We didn't want to give the ball to [ Curt ] Schilling [for Game 4]. We've seen his act.

It certainly ... has to make the opportunity even somewhat more enticing given the fact that Johnson & Johnson would be coming in with the largest player in the market somewhat handicapped.

I would certainly hope not (intentionally) in spring training. I don't think Curt Schilling goes out there to hurt people.

The big thing was Curt Schilling, he was obviously on top of his game. We ran into a great pitcher today. It's disappointing.

Buck Showalter (1956-)

For a rookie to come into Fenway Park, against that lineup, and beat a guy like Curt Schilling, that's pretty impressive.

That's what [Curt] Schilling was saying. That's what good pitchers do. They get through seven innings. I was lucky that I made some pitches when I needed to and got great defense.

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