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6/8/07

What Shannon Stewart's hit off Curt Schilling sounded like in Oakland and all over the US

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Outside of New England, I have to believe this was the general reaction when learning Curt Schilling's no-hit bid fell short.

Only Mr. 38pitches could be criticized following a 1-hitter. Most headlines this morning read "Curt Blows No-Hitter," and many more calling him out for blowing Varitek off on that last pitch.

I'm not a big Schilling fan myself, but I probably like him more than most. Watching him toss a no-hitter would have been fun, reading about it today would not.

If you're watching a pitcher throw a no-hitter against your team and he's just an out away. Are you rooting to witness history or for it to be broken up?

Source: (Red Sox Monster)