Only Mother Nature can stop Beckett  —  Righty nets win No. 10 with six shutout frames against Braves  —  ATLANTA — Until Tuesday night, Josh Beckett had no experience in 2007 trying to wipe away the sour taste of a loss.  Judging by the way the right-hander responded, it might be a while before he has to do so again.

Glove story: Josh cuckoo for Coco's catch  —  ATLANTA - Josh Beckett [stats] is aware that he has been repeating himself, but the Red Sox [team stats] pitcher said center fielder Coco Crisp [stats]'s diving catch in the fifth inning of last night's 4-0 win against the Atlanta Braves might have been the finest ever made for him.

Red Sox's Beckett joins 10-win club  —  ATLANTA (AP) — Josh Beckett's slump lasted all of one game.  —  Bouncing back from his first loss, Beckett pitched six scoreless innings and even contributed a run-scoring double in his 10th win, leading the Boston Red Sox past the Atlanta Braves 4-0 Tuesday night.

Beckett Proves He's The Ace, Hits Double Figures In Wins  —  ATLANTA — Even before Curt Schilling's latest problems, Josh Beckett had assumed the mantle of Red Sox ace.  —  With nine straight wins at the start, Beckett was unquestionably the most consistent - and successful - starter in the rotation.

Comedy of Errors Is No Laughing Matter for the Mets  —  Even a defending Cy Young award winner like Minnesota's Johan Santana needs a little help, and he received plenty of it from both teams last night at Shea Stadium.  His Twins supported him with 13 hits and the Mets made four errors as Santana won a four-hit shutout, 9-0.

Tigers pounce on Nats' pitching  —  Jason Simontacchi has no illusions about himself.  He knows what he is: a journeyman pitcher who had to battle through injuries and other obstacles just to make it to the major leagues.  —  But if there is one thing Simontacchi takes pride in, it is his ability to keep his team in ballgames.