BOSTON -- Red Sox right-hander Josh Beckett, who leads the Major Leagues with seven wins, will miss his Friday night start against the Braves because of the avulsion on his right middle finger that forced him off the mound after four innings in his May 13 start against the Orioles. The Red Sox did not announce who will take Beckett's spot in the rotation, but did say that the starter would come from Triple-A Pawtucket. Beckett will throw a side session on Friday. If that goes well, it's conceivable he could be slotted back into the rotation during the early part of next week. This is hardly the first time Beckett has had a finger issue. He had several blister problems during his years with the Florida Marlins. This injury is not diagnosed as a blister because there was no callous that developed before the avulsion. Instead, Beckett suffered a cut on the skin of his finger while throwing a curveball in Sunday's game vs. Baltimore. Beckett is off to a brilliant start. In eight starts, he is 7-0 with a 2.66 ERA. Tigers manager Jim Leyland, who will manage the American League All-Star Team on July 10, said earlier this week that if the decision had to be made right now, Beckett would be his starter. 北七确定要跳过一次先发了 但是如果练投的状况不错 很快就会回来 似乎没有进DL的迹象 先发的位置将由3A不知名的小朋友取代 北七的好投 可能会让他成为明星赛的先发 --

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