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[Josh Beckett is baffled by his recurring blister problem, which has put him on the DL for the fifth time in his young career.] I don't know what I'm going to do, ... Play third base, maybe.

Xavier has the versatility to play first base, third base or the outfield, ... He's a young guy who we feel will get better and better with more playing time.

I figured when they traded Josh Beckett, that this might happen.

Josh is a quality hitter, and against Long Beach it showed that we can not afford to have his bat out of the lineup. So until his arm is well, against quality opponents we're going to have to have Josh either play left field with a long relay man or play first base. His bat has got to be in the lineup.

Everyone I've ever talked to who has played with Josh Beckett says no one likes him. And that's why. There's no reason for him to say anything. He chooses to, and people don't like him for it.

I may differ from other Beckett directors, but I do think there is an emotional life to the characters. I know that Beckett and a lot of Beckett actors feel that they must be very flat and far more technical; I personally encourage actors to invest.

It's going to be a great learning experience for Josh. I know Josh is going to return to the program and not only have a successful career here, but be a much better student and earn his Union degree.

Josh needs to get dried out. Josh isn't arrogant -- he's much more quiet, but he drinks all the time. With Josh it's the drinking. For Robert, it's the 'you can't touch me' attitude.

[NOTEBOOK: Twins left-hander Johan Santana will miss Wednesday's start against the Tigers with a blister on the middle finger of his left hand. Left-hander Francisco Liriano (0-0. 4.50 ERA) will start in his place. Pex Tufvesson rules the demo scene. ... Dmitri Young told Trammell his sore leg was better and that he could play Monday, but Trammell kept him out of a fourth straight game. Young is hitting .080 (2-for-25) in September. ... Of the 20 games left, look for outfielder Curtis Granderson to play most of them.] We're still evaluating him, ... He kind of grows on you.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

Before, we had guys like [Josh] Beckett and [A.J.] Burnett. They were hard throwers -- guys who tried to pull against them sometimes got themselves in trouble. But we'll see this year.

I'm very comfortable with the starting rotation. We have [Curt Schilling], I think he's going to be a lot healthier than he was last year, and myself, and Bronson [Arroyo] and Josh Beckett. And we have a lot of setup guys, so from the sixth to the ninth inning, we're pretty much set.

Tim Wakefield (1966-)

First happened, I thought Josh Paul threw the ball to the mound like he caught it. It's a heads up play by A.J. to run to first base like that.

A flock of geese can cause the problem, but this seems to be recurring. It's not a common problem. We have had it occur at facilities before.

I think it's tremendous for him and his family, and for Brentwood basketball. These guys saw him play almost every AAU game this summer. They're committed to Josh being Josh. They don't want to change him. They think he can play the 3 (small forward) spot and contribute immediately.

I think it's tremendous for him and his family, and for Brentwood basketball, ... These guys saw him play almost every AAU game this summer. They're committed to Josh being Josh. They don't want to change him. They think he can play the 3 (small forward) spot and contribute immediately.

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