The Chicago White Sox have reportedly hired Will Venable as their new manager following a historically poor season where they recorded a 41-121 record. Venable, who turns 42 this week, previously served as the associate manager for the Texas Rangers and comes with extensive coaching experience under notable managers like Joe Maddon and Alex Cora. He replaces Pedro Grifol, who was dismissed amid the team's struggles. Venable's hiring is seen as a significant move for the franchise, which has struggled to make impactful decisions in recent years. His background includes playing nine seasons in the MLB and coaching roles that have prepared him for this leadership position. The official announcement of Venable's hiring is anticipated soon, pending MLB announcement protocols during the World Series.