The Boston Red Sox should give the speedy outfielder a shot before the regular season ends.

Though nothing is set in stone yet, all signs continue to point toward the New York Yankees hosting the Boston Red Sox in the wild card round of Major League Baseball's postseason for a second consecutive year.

Payton Tolle struck out the Kansas City Royals' top three batters on nine pitches, throwing just the 125th immaculate inning in MLB history.

Boston Red Sox left-hander Payton Tolle has pitched an immaculate inning to open a game against the Kansas City Royals

With just 13 games left in the regular season, the Boston Red Sox are gearing up for a potential playoff run. Currently holding a six-game lead over the third Wild Card spot, the Red Sox are expected to play the New York Yankees in the Wild Card Series.

BOSTON — The Red Sox went a combined 2-for-17 with runners in scoring position and left 21 men on base in three straight losses this homestand. “We were waiting,” interim manager Chad Tracy said. “It feels like these few days it’s been waiting for a two-out hit,

It’s September and the Red Sox are heading to the playoffs. And yet a certain listlessness seems to have overtaken Fenway Park in recent days. With several players resting up with minor injuries while others work their way back into playing shape,

The Red Sox, of course, are in good shape in the American League wild-card race, sitting five games up on the third-place Cleveland Guardians. But Boston’s schedule gets tougher Tuesday, when the team begins a six-game trip to visit the Texas Rangers and Tampa Bay Rays before six final home games against the Guardians and Chicago Cubs.