After Cincinnati Reds star Pete Rose's remarkable 44-game hitting streak ended in Atlanta, he complained that Braves rookie starter Larry McWilliams hadn't challenged him with fastballs. It didn't matter to him that McWilliams couldn't throw anything but junk. Like Donovan and McWilliams, Davis did nothing wrong. It's not impossible for Davis to hit a home run off Schilling Friday night. But it is unlikely.
Schilling is a horse.
He has struck out more than any pitcher in baseball except for teammate Randy Johnson and the Boston Red Sox's Pedro Martinez. Davis could do in his first at-bat. Bunt for another single.