Curt Schilling Wants to Play for Cubs.

Reports from the Orlando Sentinel; Curt Schilling has broken one curse in Boston, but now he wants to come to Chicago to break our curse. But he said he would be interested in coming back to baseball to pitch for either the Chicago Cubs or the Tampa Bay Rays.

Schilling who is 216-146, said that money wouldn't be a major issue. He's looking for a team that has championship potential and has never won a title. "The challenge would be in a place like Tampa Bay or Chicago," he said.

Schilling isn't aiming for an opening day roster spot, but isn't a 100% sure if he wants to pitch at all. "I'll make a decision in the next couple of weeks" he said.

SEASON	TEAM	G	GS	CG	SHO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	W	L	SV	HLD	BLSV	ERA
1988	Bal	4	4	0	0	14.2	22	19	16	3	10	4	0	3	0	0	--	9.82
1989	Bal	5	1	0	0	8.2	10	6	6	2	3	6	0	1	0	0	--	6.23
1990	Bal	35	0	0	0	46.0	38	13	13	1	19	32	1	2	3	0	--	2.54
1991	Hou	56	0	0	0	75.2	79	35	32	2	39	71	3	5	8	0	--	3.81
1992	Phi	42	26	10	4	226.1	165	67	59	11	59	147	14	11	2	0	--	2.35
1993	Phi	34	34	7	2	235.1	234	114	105	23	57	186	16	7	0	0	--	4.02
1994	Phi	13	13	1	0	82.1	87	42	41	10	28	58	2	8	0	0	--	4.48
1995	Phi	17	17	1	0	116.0	96	52	46	12	26	114	7	5	0	0	--	3.57
1996	Phi	26	26	8	2	183.1	149	69	65	16	50	182	9	10	0	0	--	3.19
1997	Phi	35	35	7	2	254.1	208	96	84	25	58	319	17	11	0	0	--	2.97
1998	Phi	35	35	15	2	268.2	236	101	97	23	61	300	15	14	0	0	--	3.25
1999	Phi	24	24	8	1	180.1	159	74	71	25	44	152	15	6	0	0	--	3.54
2000	Phi	16	16	4	1	112.2	110	49	49	17	32	96	6	6	0	0	--	3.91
2000	Ari	13	13	4	1	97.2	94	41	40	10	13	72	5	6	0	0	--	3.69
2000	--	29	29	8	2	210.1	204	90	89	27	45	168	11	12	0	0	--	3.81
2001	Ari	35	35	6	1	256.2	237	86	85	37	39	293	22	6	0	0	--	2.98
2002	Ari	36	35	5	1	259.1	218	95	93	29	33	316	23	7	0	0	--	3.23
2003	Ari	24	24	3	2	168.0	144	58	55	17	32	194	8	9	0	0	--	2.95
2004	Bos	32	32	3	0	226.2	206	84	82	23	35	203	21	6	0	0	--	3.26
2005	Bos	32	11	0	0	93.1	121	59	59	12	22	87	8	8	9	0	2	5.69
2006	Bos	31	31	0	0	204.0	220	90	90	28	28	183	15	7	0	0	--	3.97
2007	Bos	24	24	1	1	151.0	165	68	65	21	23	101	9	8	0	0	--	3.87
Total	--	569	436	83	20	3261.0	2998	1318	1253	347	711	3116	216	146	22	0	-11	3.46

To me he is a low-risk-high reward type player, and if he doesn't do so good, we have other options. He could also serve as a coach to the young pitchers on the team, and plus, have you seen this guy in the post-season?

What do you fans think?

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This story was approved by Chicago Cubs Blog-Phil Wilson