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Essay:Greatest Conservative Sports Stars (view source)
Revision as of 15:54, August 21, 2012
, 15:54, August 21, 2012Clarifying that Schilling beat the Yankees in the 2004 ALCS, not the World Series. But he did beat the Yanks in the World Series in 2001, and was co-MVP that year.
|Curt Schilling
|Curt Schilling
|baseball
|baseball
|led the hopeless [[Boston Red Sox]] to a stunning [[World Series]] championship in 2004 after defeating the [[liberal]] [[New York Yankees]]; for an encore he helped Scott Brown win "[[Ted Kennedy|Kennedy]]'s seat," an even greater upset.
|led the hopeless [[Boston Red Sox]] to a stunning [[World Series]] championship in 2004 after defeating the [[liberal]] [[New York Yankees]] in the American League Championship Series; for an encore he helped Scott Brown win "[[Ted Kennedy|Kennedy]]'s seat," an even greater upset. Also was co-MVP of the 2001 World Series, in which he helped the Arizona Diamondbacks defeat the Yankees in one of the biggest World Series upsets in history.
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|[[Jim Bunning]]
|[[Jim Bunning]]