Who Is Sal Fasano’s Wife Kerri?

Salvatore Frank Fasano was born on August 10, 1971. He was born to Italian immigrants who stayed in Chicago.

Sal is, however, an American. He used to be a professional baseball catcher who played for nine different Major League Baseball (MLB) teams. This was during his eleven-year career period.

Sal became the Manager of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats in November 2010. The next year, he was named Manager of the Year for leading the team to win the Eastern League Championship. He then became the Roving Catching Instructor for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2013.

Then in early 2017, Sal was named manager for the Mobile BayBears. in the latter part of that year, he became the catching instructor for the Atlanta Braves, his first-ever coaching job in the Major League Baseball.

Sal is married to Kerri Kubinski. Not many details about her are available. But she used to be a volleyball player at Evansville. She wore shirt number 13. The pair have three children; Vincenzo, Angelo, and Santino.

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