The pitching star Josh Beckett on Monday extended his contract with the Boston Red Sox to four years and $ 68 million, according to a source of major league franchise.
MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the 2003 World Series, when he led the Florida Marlins to the championship over the New York Yankees, Beckett worked the day before the Open Day of his team, which won for the 9x7 to 'Mules '.
The player also was key to the Red Sox in the 'Fall Classic', 2007, when the Red Sox 'sweep won it 4-0 at the expense of the Colorado Rockies.
The star right integrates one of the best rotations in the majors this season, with John Lackey, who signed as a free agent in the offseason, Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz and Daisuke Matsuzaka Japanese, who opened the harvest in the list DL.
Beckett's best record in a season was in 2007, when he went 20-7 and balance 3.28 ERA along with integrated first team to American League All-Star.
That year, Beckett finished second in voting for the Cy Young Award behind CC Sabathia.
In the past five seasons, only Sabathia, 82, and Roy Halladay, 81, has more wins than Beckett (80).
In 2003, in its second harvest in the 'Big Tent', Beckett managed 2-0 in the World Series, including the full path in the sixth game of the tournament, in which the Marlins beat the Yankees for graduation.
Last year, Beckett finished with 17-6 record and 3.86 ERA in 32 starts.
MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the 2003 World Series, when he led the Florida Marlins to the championship over the New York Yankees, Beckett worked the day before the Open Day of his team, which won for the 9x7 to 'Mules '.
The player also was key to the Red Sox in the 'Fall Classic', 2007, when the Red Sox 'sweep won it 4-0 at the expense of the Colorado Rockies.
The star right integrates one of the best rotations in the majors this season, with John Lackey, who signed as a free agent in the offseason, Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz and Daisuke Matsuzaka Japanese, who opened the harvest in the list DL.
Beckett's best record in a season was in 2007, when he went 20-7 and balance 3.28 ERA along with integrated first team to American League All-Star.
That year, Beckett finished second in voting for the Cy Young Award behind CC Sabathia.
In the past five seasons, only Sabathia, 82, and Roy Halladay, 81, has more wins than Beckett (80).
In 2003, in its second harvest in the 'Big Tent', Beckett managed 2-0 in the World Series, including the full path in the sixth game of the tournament, in which the Marlins beat the Yankees for graduation.
Last year, Beckett finished with 17-6 record and 3.86 ERA in 32 starts.
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