The Kansas City Royals are a team on the rise in Major League Baseball, but have failed to field a fully competitive roster despite shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. being a perennial All-Star and MVP candidate.
In Matt Quatraro’s third season as manager, the Royals finished third in the American League Central (82-80) and missed the playoffs for the second time in his tenure.
Despite this setback, the Royals organization feels that Quatraro is the right man for the job and has given him a three-year contract extension that begins in 2027.
According to the Royals, there is a club option for the 2030 season. In his three seasons as manager, Quatraro has gone 224-262 and challenged 92 calls, winning 58 of them for a success rate of 63 percent.
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