Curt Schilling has lost the faith in the Red Sox

On WEEI this morning: “I don’t think they’re going to make it,” Schilling said in an interview on Boston sports radio station WEEI. “I don’t know they have the horses. I hope they do, I want them to, but I think there’s been a huge momentum shift and I can see Tampa winning out.” On one hand, when you have Curt Schilling, the biggest folk hero of the 2004 World Series run and one of the creators of the “Why not us?” slogan for that Red Sox team, doesn’t think you’re version of the Red Sox have the guts to make the playoffs, that’s probably not a good sign for your baseball team. On the other hand, my only Red Sox jersey in my closet right now is a Curt Schilling jersey and I feel a little ashamed about wearing it right now. Sorry buddy, but you’ve been in a much worse situation. You were down three games to none in the American League Championship series against the New York Yankees at one of the spikes of the “curse” era. What did you...