n the last couple of days, the 3x World Series winner and Boston Red Sox legend Curt Schilling has found himself in hot water with a fan. What started with a spread of glitter has now spread enough for the former athlete to bring up his 2004 comeback to put an end to it. 

In a pride rally, a woman was seen pouring a bunch of glitter packets over a boy’s head. After this, the former athlete expressed his opinion on the same. This then led the Twitter user to say some harsh words about Schilling’s baseball career and a failed business venture leading the Red Sox legend to get even more rankled and put an end to what he called “idiocy.”  

What did the Boston Red Sox legend say to end the Twitter feud?

Schilling who played for five different teams in his entire baseball career, is a recipient of many awards that put him in the same league as Hall of Famers. So when the fan asked Schilling if he was mad about a little bit of glitter, he said that he was sad about not being able to win his fourth World Series. 

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Meanwhile, here’s how the feud went down: 

Schilling was maybe right at this point but then got accused of not being in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

To which, he had a great reply, 

The fan might have taken things a little too far!

All of it then resulted in Schilling describing his iconic baseball stats. He posted a picture of his World Series ring, and with it, he wrote, “I was the ace in Philly for 10 years, won 20 3x.” Then about the statement of no one visiting the events he’s speaking at, he wrote, “Paid appearances range from mid 5 to 6 figures, so I doubt folks are paying that to have an event no one attends. Is it physically painful to be this stupid? Please keep posting. I can never have enough of these to convince folks that yes, people this stupid really do exist, you are real, in all your glorious idiocy, you are real. I’ll leave you with this too…. #SUCKIT.” 

With these words, the athlete, on his part, ended the feud. But do you think this will go on for any longer? If so, do you think Schilling is in the right or not? Let us know in the comments below!

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