11 to Watch in 2011: Curt Schilling
Thursday, December 30, 2010

While Schilling rewrote Red Sox lore by pitching the Sox to their first title in 86 years, the fate of his leadership and 38 Studios may be more profound. If, that is, he is indeed the spark that reinvents Rhode Island’s economy and serves as a magnet to attracting additional technology companies.
New jobs, new attitude and a winning business success could be a major boost to Rhode Island’s economy and its psyche.
If Schilling and 38 Studios fail, the combination of adverse economic impact coupled with the loss of the state’s confidence would rival the Sox collapse of 1986.

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