In 2024, the Red Sox are solving problems quickly, unlike last year. Starting with last year's issues, the team has made several pivots, such as shifting players and acquiring new ones. For instance, left-hander Joely Rodriguez struggled initially but was replaced by Brennan Bernardino. Rookie David Hamilton wasn't ready for shortstop, so center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela shifted to the infield. This move stabilized a weak position for the team. The Red Sox also filled offensive gaps with Wilyer Abreu's impressive performance.

Manager Alex Cora has made strategic decisions like benching slumping DH Masataka Yoshida and finding replacements for hurt players like Triston Casas. The team made moves like acquiring Garrett Cooper and signing Dominic Smith to fill in spots. In terms of pitching, they have integrated new faces like Cooper Criswell and Josh Winckowski while awaiting the return of injured pitchers. Overall, the Red Sox's aggressive problem-solving approach has led to a positive start this season, despite facing various challenges.