Report: Curt Schilling interested in Red Sox pitching coach job
By Matt McCarthy, 985TheSportsHub.com
Curt Schilling reportedly wants to get back in baseball and apparently he’d like to do so with the Red Sox.
According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Schilling would like to interview with the Red Sox about their pitching coach vacancy. He is also interested in managing the Philadelphia Phillies.
Friends close to Curt Schilling say he would love to get back into the game, and has significant interest in interviewing for the the #Phillies managerial opening and/or the #RedSox pitching coach job.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) October 11, 2019
It’s not clear at this point if the interest is mutual. There have been no indications as to who the Red Sox could consider to replace Dana LeVangie, who was removed from his duties as pitching coach and was reassigned to the team’s pro scouting department.
Schilling has no coaching or managing experience and has been out of the game since retiring in 2008.
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