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A Philly Philms production, The Palestra: Cathedral of Basketball provides a vivid history of the most storied college basketball venue in NCAA history, The Palestra. Through interviewing past players (Corky Calhoun), coaches (John Chaney and Jack Ramsay), and local media (Harry Kalas and Dick "Hoops" Weiss) writer and director Mikaelyn Austin paints a deeply moving picture of what is was like playing and watching a game at The Palestra.

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Curt Schilling Remains In Boston


Curt Schilling, who said it himself that he might have played his last game in Boston after his brilliant World Series performance, is coming back to the Sox. Schilling agreed to a one-year deal worth $8 million dollars that will also include incentives.

  • $375,000 bonus for pitching 130 innings
  • $375,000 for every 10-inning increment up to 200 after first 130 innings
  • $333,333 each time he maintains his weight after random weigh in

When asked by reporters if he had signed for less money he had this to say, "Did I leave money on the table? Yes. Could I have gotten another year? I think so," Schilling said on his Web site. "Looking at the teams that called, my best guess would be around $14 million-$15 million for a one-year deal with the potential to get $25 million-$30 million for a two-year deal."


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