Many Major League Baseball teams are facing calls for changes in their front offices due to lackluster performances, but significant changes seem unlikely. The San Francisco Giants, despite struggling for a third straight season, are expected to retain their President of Baseball Operations, Farhan Zaidi (source: Sporting News). Similarly, the St. Louis Cardinals, despite fan discontent, are likely to keep John Mozeliak in his role until his contract expires in 2025 (source: Sports Illustrated). The Toronto Blue Jays' president emphasized the importance of stability and continuity amid fan frustration, a sentiment echoed by other struggling franchises like the Seattle Mariners and Cincinnati Reds (source: New York Times). Additionally, the Diamondbacks, despite having a strong offense, continue to struggle with pitching, which has hindered their performance (source: Bleacher Report). Meanwhile, discussions around player spending, particularly for high-value players like Juan Soto, highlight the financial capabilities of franchises like the New York Yankees, questioning why fans worry about expensive contracts (source: CBS Sports).