Thanks to
BaseballThinkFactory's Darren Viola (by way of
NBCHardBallTalk's Craig Calcaterra), we now know where Red Sox legend
Curt Schilling stands in
publicly-released Hall of Fame balloting. With about 14% of the total vote in,
Schilling is pulling 41.5% of the vote—well below the 75% threshold needed for enshrinement. Thus far, four players would make the cut—
Greg Maddux, Billerica's
Tom Glavine,
Frank Thomas and (somewhat surprisingly)
Craig Biggio. Former Red Sox closer
Lee Smith is getting just 23.2% of the public vote.
