Vinnie Pasquantino

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Vinnie Pasquantino
Pasquantino with the Kansas City Royals in 2024
Kansas City Royals – No. 9
First baseman
Born: (1997-10-10) October 10, 1997 (age 26) Richmond, Virginia, U.S.
Bats: Left Throws: Left
MLB debut
June 28, 2022, for the Kansas City Royals

v t e Kansas City Royals current roster
Active roster	1 MJ Melendez 2 Garrett Hampson 7 Bobby Witt Jr. 9 Vinnie Pasquantino 11 Maikel García 12 Nick Loftin 13 Salvador Pérez 16 Hunter Renfroe 17 Nelson Velázquez 24 Jordan Lyles 26 Adam Frazier 28 Kyle Isbel 31 Will Smith 34 Freddy Fermín 35 Chris Stratton 44 Dairon Blanco 46 John Schreiber 48 Alec Marsh 51 Brady Singer 52 Michael Wacha 55 Cole Ragans 61 Ángel Zerpa 63 Nick Anderson 65 Matt Sauer 66 James McArthur 67 Seth Lugo
Inactive roster	6 Drew Waters 14 Austin Nola 27 Tyler Gentry 32 Nick Pratto 36 Will Klein 41 Daniel Lynch IV 58 John McMillon 62 Jonathan Bowlan 64 Steven Cruz 69 Anthony Veneziano -- Colin Selby
Injured list	19 Michael Massey 30 Kyle Wright 38 Josh Taylor 43 Carlos Hernández 50 Kris Bubic 59 Jake Brentz
Coaching staff	Manager 33 Matt Quatraro Bench 26 Paul Hoover Infield 68 José Alguacil Hitting 31 Alec Zumwalt Assistant hitting 77 Keoni DeRenne Pitching 85 Brian Sweeney Assistant pitching 84 Zach Bove First base 39 Damon Hollins Third base 25 Vance Wilson Bullpen 57 Mitch Stetter Coach 18 Rusty Kuntz Bullpen catcher 70 Parker Morin Bullpen catcher 80 Allan de San Miguel Bullpen catcher 80 Ryan Eigsti