Epstein: No 'wrongdoing' by Red Sox on Schilling's accusation
(MCT) — MESA, Ariz. -- Chicago Cubs president Theo Epstein acknowledged Sunday being told by Curt Schilling in 2008 that a Boston Red Sox staff member suggested he take performance-enhancing drugs to help prolong his career.
Epstein, the Red Sox general manager at the time, deferred to Major League Baseball’s statement that the incident was investigated by MLB and was determined to be without merit.
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