The Red Sox need to find some offense if they plan to stick around in the playoffs.

The Boston Red Sox are back in the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years.

New York wraps up the AL East title with a 4-2 win over Boston.

David Ortiz homered and drove in three runs as Boston inched closer to a playoff spot wiht a 10-3 win over Kansas City.

Jason Bay and Jacoby Ellsbury homer to lead Boston past Baltimore 9-3.

Pinch-hitter Victor Martinez broke a tie with a three-run double and Boston beat Baltimore.

Clay Buchholz pitched six effective innings, Jason Bay drove in two runs and Boston beat Tampa Bay 6-3.

Clay Buchholz pitched 8 1/3 innings and Alex Gonzalez and Dustin Pedroia hit RBI singles to lead Boston past Toronto.

Boston extends its offensive surge with a 12-8 win over Chicago.

J.D. Drew homered twice and Jon Lester pitched eight strong innings and Boston completed a three-game sweep of Toronto.

Josh Beckett pitched seven strong innings for his 14th win and Boston beat Detroit 8-2.

Mike Lowell came off the bench to hit two homers to lead Boston to a 7-5 win over Detroit.

CC Sabathia gave the Yankees a dominant performance that put them in position for a four-game sweep of the Red Sox.

Oakland scored five runs in the first inning and beat Boston, 8-6.

Rookie Tommy Hunter pitched six innings to beat Josh Beckett and Boston 4-2 on Tuesday.