Manny Ramirez was openly apologetic for the sour way his memorable tenure with the Red Sox ended.

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Manny apologetic about end of Boston tenure

What had seemed somewhat inevitable over the last week officially occurred on Friday, as second baseman Dustin Pedroia had surgery to repair the navicular bone in his left foot.

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Pedroia undergoes surgery, season over

With Massachusetts in a state of emergency as a result of Hurricane Earl, Friday's series opener between Red Sox and White Sox at Fenway Park will be played Saturday as part of a doubleheader.

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Earl postpones series opener at Fenway

Jonathan Papelbon not only picked up his 35th save in the Red Sox's 6-4 victory over the Orioles on Thursday night, but right-hander also became the first closer to reach that plateau in each of his first five full Major League seasons.

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Papelbon sets record with 35th save

Adrian Beltre ignited a five-run second inning with a solo homer and Daisuke Matsuzaka worked five shutout innings before tiring in the sixth as the Red Sox defeated the Orioles, 6-4, on Thursday night.

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Beltre's 25th blast backs an effective Dice-K

The arrival of the White Sox on Friday at Fenway Park for a three-game weekend series means the return — again — of former Red Sox standout Manny Ramirez.

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Manny heading back to Fenway on Friday

Catcher Jason Varitek tested his fractured right foot by running hard from first base to third base before Thursday's game against the Orioles.

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Varitek might be nearing rehab stint

Rookie center fielder Ryan Kalish continues to make a positive impression on manager Terry Francona, who wrote the 22-year-old's name in his starting lineup for a second consecutive night on Thursday.

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Francona impressed wih Kalish's instincts

On Wednesday, the Red Sox said second baseman Dustin Pedroia's injured left foot was improving. On Thursday, the Boston Globe was reporting he would have surgery on that foot on Friday.

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Pedroia's foot reportedly needs surgery

Second baseman Dustin Pedroia and catcher Jason Varitek were examined at Camden Yards by a team physician before Wednesday's 9-6 victory vs. the Orioles, and both will undergo bone scans on their injured feet on Friday in Boston, manager Terry Francona said.

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Pedroia's sore left foot shows improvement