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Josh Beckett | S

TEAM: Boston Red Sox
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'5' / 222
DOB: 5/15/1980
AGE:29
CONTRACT INFO: 2Details
 Josh Beckett-S- Red SoxDec. 16 - 7:36 pm et
In a text message to Josh Beckett, Red Sox GM Theo Epstein told him not to listen to people speculating that the John Lackey signing may spell the end of Beckett in Boston.
"You're a huge part of what we've got going on here and we'd love it if it works out that you're a huge part of our future as well," Epstein texted. Beckett will be a free agent after 2010 and has already made clear he will not give Boston a hometown discount like he did in signing an extension back in 2006. The right-hander is in no danger of being traded, but it would be a surprise if Boston committed a contract to Beckett greater than the Lackey five-year, $82.5 million deal.
 Josh Beckett-S - Red Sox Dec. 14 - 1:27 pm et

The Red Sox are discussing an extension with Josh Beckett, according to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal.
Beckett had his $12 million option for 2010 vest during the season, but he'll be a free agent after next year. An extension could potentially cost the Red Sox in the neighborhood of $18 million per year, but would lock up another important part of the core long-term.
Source: FOXSports.com
 Josh Beckett-S - Red Sox Nov. 3 - 7:59 pm et

Josh Beckett told WEEI on Tuesday that he and his agent will meet with Red Sox GM Theo Epstein in the coming weeks.
Beckett had his $12 million option for 2010 vest during the season, but he'll be a free agent after next year. An extension could cost the Red Sox upwards of $18 million-$20 million per year, but it might be worth it, given that Beckett has remained pretty healthy of late.
Source: WEEI
 Josh Beckett-S - Red Sox Oct. 10 - 8:09 am et

Josh Beckett allowed four earned runs in 6 2/3 innings in a ALDS Game 2 loss to the Angels.
Beckett was cruising for most of the game until running into trouble in the seventh, giving up two runs on an Erick Aybar triple that chased him from the game. His control started to abandon him the deeper he got into the game and only struck out three batters. The 29-year old will have to see the Sox claw back from a 2-0 series deficit for him to get another shot in Game 5.
 Jon Lester-S - Red Sox Oct. 9 - 7:52 pm et  

Red Sox manager Terry Francona acknowledged Friday that Jon Lester could start Game 4 against the Angels on three days' rest.
"There’s a decent chance," Francona said. "He threw 100 pitches. I think we’d like to bring him back." The Red Sox also want to have Josh Beckett available for Game 5. They're trying hard to avoid starting Daisuke Matsuzaka, who pitched well near the end of the season but had a 5.76 ERA overall.
Source: Boston Globe
 Josh Beckett-S - Red Sox Oct. 3 - 10:31 pm et

Josh Beckett allowed four earned runs over five innings Saturday to the Indians, but was given a ton of run support in the 11-6 win.
To be fair, it was his first start in nine days. But he struggled immediately out of the gate against a poor Indians offense and isn't bringing much confidence to Red Sox Nation. He's been fantastic in the postseason during his career, but he's going to need to dig deep to produce the same kind of results this year. Beckett finishes the regular season with a 17-6 record, 3.86 ERA and 1.19 WHIP.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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