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It didn't exactly have the cache -- or the sale price -- of the bloody sock worn by former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, but the Cincinnati Reds gave fans a chance to own another blood-stained piece of baseball memorabilia. The Reds' team...

The Reds' team website auctioned off a baseball stained with the blood of Chicago Cubs pitcher Jeff Samardzija during an April 24 game at Great American Ballpark.

His video game company in bankruptcy, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is selling the blood-stained sock h

Maybe it was because I was spoiled by watching Pedro Martinez, the greatest pitcher I ever hope to see. Maybe it was because I was distracted by the sideshows -- the bloody sock, the blogging, the braying. Maybe it was because he arrived in Bo...

Oct. 19, 2004: Curt Schilling might sell his bloody sock in order to pay off video game company-related debts, but it won't be forgotten anytime soon -- not by Schilling, not by Boston Red Sox fans, not by anyone who paid attention during the 2004 AL...

Former Red Sox pitcher and current ESPN analyst Curt Schilling on Thursday confirmed reports that he might have to sell the famous bloody sock from the 2004 postseason in order to pay back debts from his failed software venture. "Yeah. I personal...

As I predicted on Twitter in July, Curt Schilling's monetary woes associated with his failed video game enterprise could force him to sell the famous bloody sock from the 2004 World Series, according to The Boston Globe. It's a tremendous piece of...

Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling could be forced to sell memorabilia to help pay back millions of dollars in loans he guaranteed for his failed video game company.

Game 2 of the ALCS turned into a classic, and it was only fitting that it ended with the first walk-off grand slam in postseason history.

After Curt Schilling said he doubts the Red Sox, they showed why he should.

Cross-Sport Power Rankings rates the top 10 athletes making noise around the world of sports.

Cross-Sport Power Rankings rates the top 10 athletes making noise around the world of sports.

A Rhode Island gubernatorial candidate is questioning Curt Schilling's bloody sock.

John Anderson Clearly jealous of Dwight Freeney, Kobe Bryant blamed a bad ankle for his 2 of 12 shooting performance and season-low 5 points last night against the Bobcats. Depending on his performance or non-performance in Super Bowl XLIV Freeney ...

Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling says he's retiring from baseball.

Last week I visited the traveling Baseball as America exhibit, which currently resides at Boston's Museum of Science. It's really a wonderful exhibit; for Red Sox fans there's Curt Schilling's bloody sock, the baseball Doug Mientkiewicz caught for th...

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