Curt Schilling salary: How much does Curt Schilling make?

Right-handed pitcher Curt Montague Schilling, now a broadcaster for BlazeTV, used to play in Major League Baseball. A champion in 2001 with the Arizona Diamondbacks, in 2004 and 2007 with the Boston Red Sox, and a World Series MVP in 2001, he also assisted the Philadelphia Phillies in 1993 in reaching the World Series.

As a radio host for a Saturday morning sports and politics show, Curt Schilling was hired by the Howie Carr Radio Network. Curt Schilling joined Breitbart in 2016 and identifies as a conservative. Schilling was raised in Phoenix, Arizona, and graduated from Shadow Mountain High School. Schilling was born in Alaska. In the most recent MLB draft, he was selected as a shortstop in the second round and began his professional career in the Boston Red Sox minor system.

Curt Schilling salary: How much does Curt Schilling make?

According to reports, Curt Schilling made $160,000 a year as a player. He was hired as an analyst for Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN in 2014, but a subsequent cancer diagnosis prevented him from contributing to broadcasts for the most of the season. When the Yankees played the Baltimore Orioles on September 14, 2014, Curt Schilling made a comeback to the Sunday Night Baseball broadcast booth.