Lowell's future remains unclear

One matter the Red Sox were still trying to finalize on Saturday evening was the future of corner infielder Mike Lowell, whose role has been minimized on this year's team. (read full article)

Red Sox quiet as Deadline passes

Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein and his staff were plenty busy leading up to Saturday's Trade Deadline, but in the end, no deals were made. (read full article)

Red Sox walk off on Big Papi's double

David Ortiz's three-run double in the ninth inning lifted the Red Sox to a 5-4 walk-off victory over the Tigers on Saturday at Fenway Park. (read full article)

Red Sox get Saltalamacchia from Rangers

In a move that improved their catching depth, the Red Sox acquired Jarrod Saltalamacchia from the Texas Rangers shortly before Saturday's non-waiver Trade Deadline. (read full article)

Red Sox deal reliever Ramirez to Giants

Ramon Ramirez, a vital part of Boston's bullpen a year ago, was traded to the Giants in the final minutes leading up to Saturday's non-waiver Trade Deadline. (read full article)

Hermida designated; Kalish makes debut

Scheduled to bat eighth and start in left field for the Red Sox for Saturday, Jeremy Hermida was instead designated for assignment. Highly touted outfield prospect Ryan Kalish was summoned from Triple-A Pawtucket and arrived roughly a half-hour before the first pitch. (read full article)

Lefty Doubront transitioning to 'pen

While the Red Sox continued to look for relief help in the final hours leading up to Saturday's non-waiver Trade Deadline, they were trying to bolster the position internally by transitioning lefty Felix Doubront to the bullpen at Triple-A Pawtucket. (read full article)

After missing three games, Drew returns

A day after J.D. Drew nearly returned to the lineup, he actually did so on Saturday. The Red Sox right fielder was back in there after missing the previous three starts with a strained left hamstring. (read full article)

Papi's clutch slam not enough in wild ninth

Whatever momentum the Red Sox generated with a three-game sweep at Anaheim did not travel back to Boston. In the opener of a crucial seven-game homestand -- they are all crucial from here on out -- the Sox suffered a 6-5 loss to the Tigers on Friday night. (read full article)

Set to return, Drew scratched again

J.D. Drew was back in Boston's lineup Friay after missing the past two games with a left hamstring strain. And then he wasn't. (read full article)

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