LOS ANGELES -- What can the Los Angeles Dodgers expect from Josh Beckett on Friday in his first start since pitching the first no-hitter of the 2014 season? On Monday, the day after throwing a career-high 128 pitches against the Philadelphia Phillies, Beckett, 34, said he felt about how he usually does after a start."Like I got hit by a truck," he said.The Dodgers could have inserted Paul Maholm into the rotation or called someone up from the minor leagues to give Beckett an extra day of rest, but after checking in with him throughout the week, they decided to bring him back on the usual four days of rest.