When Curt Schilling returned to the team that first drafted him, he brought the power to restore glory to the Boston Red Sox and break a curse that had haunted the club since 1918. The two-time leader in strikeouts and 2001 World Series MVP shone in 2004 as he won 21 games and had an impressive 3.26 ERA. Braving a severe ankle injury during the 2004 playoffs and World Series, Schilling led the BoSox to victory and established himself as one of the greatest postseason pitchers of all-time. Curt Schilling has hand signed this official Major League baseball.

Donated by Kerry Postupak, parent of MIchael '16 and Molly '17.