The Chicago White Sox are intensifying their search for a new manager after a historically poor 41-121 season, with candidates like Detroit Tigers bench coach George Lombard, former Angels manager Phil Nevin, and Padres front-office member A.J. Ellis being considered. The team's leadership is undergoing significant changes, including owner Jerry Reinsdorf contemplating a sale of the franchise. Concurrently, the Miami Marlins are eyeing Cleveland Guardians bench coach Craig Albernaz for their managerial position, highlighting a broader MLB trend of leadership changes following tough seasons. Albernaz has been vital in the Guardians' unexpected postseason success this year. As these teams seek new leadership, they focus on rebuilding and restructuring to enhance future performance.