Curt Schilling defends legacy, knocks ‘cowards’ after missing baseball Hall of Fame | TheHill – The Hill

Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling said he was at peace after failing to receive the required votes to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Schilling received 285 of the 401 votes, 71 percent, just 4 points shy of the 75 percent needed for inductions, the Boston Globe reports. However, none of the candidates received enough votes to be inducted.
On Facebook, Schilling, shared a lengthy statement that he said had also been sent to the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Schilling requested…

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