Most of what you say is true. But, being a die hard Sox fan, I'm not ready to hit the panic button. Sure Schilling didn't look to good in his first outing. Personally, I think the ankle still isn't right. This is tremendously important with a power pitcher, since a good portion of his speed is derived from leg drive. Hence, it could be why we're seeing 90 -91 mph fastballs, instead of the 95 mph that we're used to seeing. That and the fact that he's been leaving the splitter up. These two factors have contributed to him getting hammered. His location seems good, as far as spotting pitches ( exception for splitter ), as many times he's got hitter's behind 0-2, 1-2, etc. but it's his out pitches that kill him ( the 95 mph fastball or the nasty splitter). I wouldn't be surprized to see him adjust himself using his brains more than sheer ability. I doubt he's going to be able to match last's form though ( least not for 05' ). The other key member is Foulke. We still haven't seen what he is going to do yet. So the jury is still out there. Finally there are the rest of the kids to be brought up. Unlike the Yankee's we have some. How they will work out, will only be answered in September. The fact remains, we're still in first place in the division and the Wild Card. Although we have some flaws, some do the pther teams trying to catch us. We have the potential to fix some of our flaws. Can this be said for the other teams ?