Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling joined the Dennis & Callahan show Wednesday morning to discuss his video game company’s controversial move to Rhode Island. Schilling also weighed in on the Red Sox, saying of the Sox at the trade deadline: “They’re in a seven-day window in which three wins in a row can change everybody’s perspective.”

Asked about John Lackey‘s reaction to getting booed by fans of his former team Tuesday night in Anaheim, Schilling replied: “I don’t know why he’d be offended. Listen, I was a part of two world championship teams here, and there’s a lot of people in this state who hate me. … This is a business. I was kind of surprised by that, because I assumed Lack was a guy who was like, ‘Oh, whatever.’ A lot of times when we leave places, we tend to value our contributions a lot more than other people.”

Schilling also discussed the Jacoby Ellsbury injury situation and defended the outfielder while blasting his agent. “There’s a lot of stuff going on there [behind the scenes],” Schilling said. “Any time Scott Boras gets involved, I worry. Because there’s so much attention and effort on the message from him. And that bothers me. I know guys swear by him, but I’ve always felt like even though at times he tries to appear as if what he’s doing is in the player’s best interest, it’s not. But I don’t question Jacoby. I never have. I would be surprised if he was doing anything other than trying to get back as soon as he possibly could.”

As for former Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee‘s questioning of Schilling’s trustworthiness and reference to accusations that the “bloody sock” was enhanced by the pitcher, Schilling replied: “I will put up $1 million to anybody who can take my sock and prove that my DNA is not on that sock.”