September 9, 200421 yr After these last two performances, even though they were against the mets, you still have to believe hes coming around in september again like 2003.
September 9, 200421 yr Josh is starting to figure out his pitch selections. He was not choosing the right pitches at the right time and was getting hammered. He is pitching awesome and is showing alot of signs of the Worldseries. Could this happen again? I hope so
September 9, 200421 yr After these last two performances, even though they were against the mets, you still have to believe hes coming around in september again like 2003. 548108[/snapback] He is finally coming around... better late than never .
September 9, 200421 yr Author Maybe cus he's forgot about the splittler, hey Beckett had about 5 good splitters this season
September 9, 200421 yr i give credit to paul loduca. 548121[/snapback] Big Time 548432[/snapback] And Rosey.
September 9, 200421 yr Author i give credit to paul loduca. 548121[/snapback] Big Time 548432[/snapback] And Rosey. 548471[/snapback] Almost all to Beckett and the infield
September 9, 200421 yr I love Lo Duca but I give him little to no credit in this situation Josh Beckett is a big game pitcher period. When the team needs him most, he performs at his best. imo, you could have had Pierre Aresenault(bullpen catcher) back there and Josh would have pitched lights out
September 9, 200421 yr Josh has concentration problems. He gets bored. It's crunch time, so he's not going to get bored. It's sad that it's that simple, but I really believe it is.
September 9, 200421 yr Last year he started pitching well in the 2nd half. He's waited a while, but this season reminds me a lot of last year.
September 9, 200421 yr Q. What's the difference between Josh Beckett and Fred Wilpon? A. Josh Beckett owns the Mets.
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