Curt Schilling Says Insurance Canceled Due to ‘Social Media Profile’

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Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling tips his cap to fans as he is taken out of the game in the sixth inning against the Colorado Rockies in Game 2 of Major League Baseball’s World Series in Boston, October 25, 2007. (Brian Snyder/Reuters)

Red Sox legend Curt Schilling is saying on Twitter that his insurance company, AIG, canceled his policy because of his online persona. Schilling is a vocal Donald Trump supporter, shares Trump’s view that the election result was fraudulent, and even tweeted support for last week’s riots at the Capitol.

Facing a skeptical response, Schilling in a follow-up tweet provided a screenshot of what he framed as an explanation from AIG:

I’m skeptical too. The Washington Examiner reached out to AIG for a comment, but didn’t immediately get a response.

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