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Schilling's Appendectomy Faked to Hide Cosmetic Surgery Addiction

According to sources within the Arizona Diamondbacks organization, Curt Schilling's reported appendectomy was faked in order to cover up the pitcher's recent cosmetic surgery. Instead of having his appendix removed in St. Louis on April 19, sources report Schilling flew to Beverly Hills for a clandestine session with noted plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Hoefflin.

Sources say that Schilling was unhappy with his first few starts of the season and was seeking to correct his problems cosmetically by having some wrinkles removed to reduce wind resistance and having his eyes brought closer together in order to focus more closely on the catcher's mitt.

Sadly, this is just the most recent instance of the pitcher's growing addiction to cosmetic procedures.

"He's got this weird, Tori Spelling-esque attachment to plastic surgery," said one teammate who wished to remain anonymous. "It started off with just a simple chemical peel, but it has grown exponentially from there. Soon he was having procedures done between starts -- facelifts, tummy tucks, chin implants, et cetera."

According to Schilling's tall, anonymous teammate, the surgeries soon went beyond minor cosmetic adjustments.

"Now he's into some really freaky stuff, most of which he keeps hidden under his uniform. He recently had a full set of teeth installed on his chest. He's had a third eye attached to his right shoulder blade. And don't ask what he had the doctors do below the waist -- does the word 'prehensile' mean anything to you?

"He's had so many nose jobs, the tissue started to decompose," continued the lanky, steely-eyed, anonymous source. "His nose is just a mummy-hole right now. He covers it with any number of prosthetic devices, some human, some not. He's got a hummingbird beak, a pig snout for rooting out truffles, and even a crotch-sniffing bloodhound nose for family engagements."

The source expressed a great deal of concern for Schilling's future if the addiction is not addressed soon.

"He's headed down a scary path," said Schilling's mustachioed, Cy Young

 

Portrait of Addiction:


Schilling, April 2001


Schilling, June 2002


Schilling, following most recent surgery


Schilling, circa 2005 (artist's conception)

award-winning anonymous teammate. "In a couple of years, he may end up looking like Mary Tyler Moore, or worse. I shudder to think what may happen."

Schilling himself is recuperating at Neverland Ranch and was unavailable for comment.

 

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