Sox’s watered-down lineup no match for Doc

Tim Wakefield, hampered by a lower back strain which landed him on the disabled list from July 18 to Aug. 26, lasted just three innings, allowing five runs on seven hits, including two home runs, and two walks with two strikeouts in the Red Sox's 12-0 loss. (read full article)

Epstein looks back, ahead

Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein reflected on his team's season and their recent history of success, earning a playoff berth for the third consecutive season and sixth time in seven years. (read full article)

Most of Sox’s lineup gets night off

Despite the oversize fans blowing from opposite ends of the Red Sox's clubhouse, and the early morning ministration's of a cleaning crew, the scent of a celebration still hung in the air Wednesday afternoon. (read full article)

Despite clinching, Sox not resting

Despite clinching a playoff berth, the Sox do have significant purpose entering their final five games. They'd like to get back on a good roll and snap out of a recent rut. (read full article)

Boston’s party unusual, to say the least

By the time Rangers lost just before 1 a.m. ET, nearly 90 percent of the Red Sox's players had reconvened back in the Fenway Park clubhouse, where they celebrated their clinching. (read full article)

Sox’s new task at hand — winning it all

Six months are in the books, and now the Red Sox get ready for the time of year they've been plotting for all along. Quite simply, October baseball is the expectation that has existed for Boston's storied franchise in recent years. (read full article)

It’s the same refrain: Sox-Halos in ALDS

The Red Sox -- who clinched the Wild Card when the Rangers lost in Anaheim Tuesday night -- will open their run at a third World Series championship in the past six years by facing off with the Angels. (read full article)

Red Sox’s clinch plans put on hold

A win behind perhaps its hottest starting pitcher, Clay Buchholz, was all Boston needed to clinch a ticket to the postseason, but it didn't happen Tuesday. (read full article)

Red Sox’s clinch plans put on hold

A win behind perhaps its hottest starting pitcher, Clay Buchholz, was all Boston needed to clinch a ticket to the postseason, but it didn't happen Tuesday. (read full article)

Good news on Red Sox’s injury front

As they continue to get their house in order leading into the postseason, the Red Sox had a plethora of positive developments on the injury front before Tuesday's game. (read full article)

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