Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro agrees to 3-year contract extension though 2029
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro has agreed to a three-year contract extension though 2029.
His deal includes a team option for 2030, the Royals said Sunday.
Quatraro replaced Mike Matheny after the 2022 season and has led the Royals to a 224-262 record in three years.
Kansas City improved from 56-106 during Quatraro’s first season to 86-76 in 2024, and the Royals then went 82-80 last year for their first consecutive winning seasons since 2013-15.
Quatraro finished second to Cleveland’s Stephen Vogt in 2024 AL Manager of the Year voting.
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