The Miami Marlins are conducting interviews for their managerial position, with Guardians bench coach Craig Albernaz and Dodgers first base coach Clayton McCullough emerging as top candidates. Albernaz's connection to Marlins President Peter Bendix, stemming from their time together in Tampa Bay, enhances his candidacy, while McCullough is also a leading choice for the Chicago White Sox's managerial opening. The Red Sox have made significant coaching staff changes after finishing with an 81-81 record, with Dillon Lawson being considered for the assistant hitting coach role. Meanwhile, Tim Hyers, the former Red Sox hitting coach who won a World Series with the team in 2018, has moved to the Braves. The White Sox aim to finalize their managerial hire by early November following the dismissal of Pedro Grifol. The Marlins are expected to interview additional candidates before making a decision on their new manager.