Managers don't usually get fired after coaching their team to back-to-back LCS's. I guess it could happen but I definitely don't see it as a probability. People can harp on Gibby for his bullpen management, but actually I think he's done about as well as he could with the options at his disposal. The one thing I didn't like yesterday was pitching Brett Cecil against righties in a critical spot, that was pretty bad. Credit to Francona for using Davis as a PH against Cecil (Davis has great career numbers against lefties), and Gibby didn't want to pull Cecil after one hitter.
Other than that, Gibby has been open to some very non-traditional things, like hitting Bautista leadoff and Donaldson 2nd. 90% of MLB managers would bat Donaldson third and consider it heresy to put him anywhere else. I agree with Grant that I would like to see more H&R attempts at the bottom of the order with the likes of Carrera, Pillar, 2B, in situations where we can afford to (or need to) take a risk.