Kansas City has gone 224-262 since he became the manager in 2023. The team finished 82-80 this past season, falling just five games short of claiming a Wild Card spot in the MLB Postseason.
"I think it's an exciting team to be around," Quatraro said in December. "These guys, they compete, they prepare. They're good to each other. It's an easy clubhouse. They have a very common goal and understanding of what our end goal is - to win the World Series. They understand that. They know it's not going to be easy."
"Personally, I think one of the things focusing on for myself and the staff is to make sure that we know the players as well as we possibly can," Quatraro said, "that each guy is completely different and how we reach one guy may not be the same as the other. So knowing them at a deeper level ... understanding what makes each person tick that much more, and hopefully it leads to more harmony (and) synergy to help us through the tough times and get over the humps."
Kansas City hasn't made any significant moves this offseason.