Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona announced Tuesday that the Colorado Rockies would receive a healthy dose of pitcher Josh Becket during the 2007 World Series, saying that the ALCS MVP would start games one, four, seven, two, six, three, and five, in that order. 'I don't think this should come as a real shock to anyone,' Francona told reporters, adding that with this schedule, Beckett should get 'more than enough rest' between games one and four, which would allow him to be at maximum strength for games seven, two, and, if necessary, six, three, and the crucial fifth game. 'Looking at the pitchers I have at my disposal, this gives us the best chance to win.' According to Francona, Beckett should also be ready to pitch in late-inning relief of himself in games four and six, close games seven and three, and pitch on three hours rest if needed. 