The Boston Red Sox have made several roster changes as they near the end of the 2024 season. Infielder Bobby Dalbec has been outrighted to Triple-A Worcester after clearing waivers to make room for newly promoted starting pitcher Richard Fitts, who is set to make his MLB debut. Fitts, acquired from the Yankees in the Alex Verdugo trade, has posted a solid 4.17 ERA in Triple-A but has shown significant improvement in recent starts. Additionally, the Red Sox promoted reliever Luis Guerrero, a promising prospect with a 3.31 ERA in Triple-A, while designating veteran pitcher Rich Hill for assignment. These moves come as Boston strives to secure a wild card spot in the playoffs, currently sitting 5.5 games behind with 21 games remaining. The team is also looking ahead to the offseason, with potential interest in signing Padres infielder Ha-Seong Kim to address middle infield stability issues.