Former Chicago Cubs legend Anthony Rizzo remains without a team, which some might find surprising. However, Rizzo isn't the same player he once was, and as a result, no team in Major League Baseball wants the 35-year-old.
The New York Yankees have got off to an excellent start offensively this season, and a big reason why is because of the upgrades they made to their lineup in the offseason.
Former Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo would be welcomed back with open arms if the Cubs ever considered a reunion. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be anything close to what Rizzo once did, but he'd be a nice player in the locker room.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Many years ago, Anthony Rizzo was one of the top first basemen in Major League Baseball.
There are always benefits in having veteran players around a clubhouse. The Chicago Cubs are fortunate to have a few veteran guys who will help the youngsters figure out the ins and outs of Major League Baseball.
As the 2025 regular season begins (state side) on Thursday, it's surprising to look at major league rosters and not see either of J.D. Martinez or Anthony Rizzo on one.
Opening Day is just four days away but that doesn't mean that we are anywhere near done seeing moves being made across the league. Over the next few days there will be a flurry of moves made.
Five months after helping the New York Yankees reach their first World Series since 2009, Anthony Rizzo and Alex Verdugo are still unemployed. There's been minimal interest in the two veterans, neither of whom has received a Major League offer for the 2025 season.
Former New York Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo remains a free agent heading into the second week of March. Rizzo has 14 Major League seasons under his belt, spending the last four with the Yankees.
First baseman Anthony Rizzo, 35, has yet to find a match in free agency. After a down year at the plate, largely due to injuries, the New York Yankees declined his $17 million club option for 2025 in November.
Losing Juan Soto is going to hurt the Yankees‘ offense, when you see a generational player leave your franchise it will almost always lower the team’s chances of winning both short-term and long-term.
Prior to the concussion he suffered during the 2023 campaign for the New York Yankees, former Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo was playing at a
The New York Yankees made several major moves this offseason in trying to improve the roster after the loss of Juan Soto. One of the most significant additions
A former New York Yankees star is still looking for a job but may be willing to walk away if it's not the right fit or price for him. Despite the last two seasons being filled with both injuries and poor production from Anthony Rizzo, the three-time All-Star says he does not want to retire.
With spring training games underway, 35-year-old Anthony Rizzo remains a free agent. While he’s healthy and eager to continue playing, the reality of his career’s possible end looms.
The Chicago Cubs have a long list of legendary figures who’ve made their mark with the franchise. Few, however, have made as deep a mark as Anthony Rizzo.
Anthony Rizzo remains hopeful of finding a landing spot for the upcoming season.
New York Yankees free agent Anthony Rizzo understands that he very well could be forced into retirement this spring. The veteran first baseman had his $17 million club option declined by the Yankees at the end of last season.
Spring training camps open up this week around baseball and former Chicago Cubs star Anthony Rizzo is surprisingly without a team still. Rizzo, 35, is coming off a down year with the New York Yankees in which he hit .228 with eight homers and 35 RBI, but it's still shocking to see him not even a garner a minor league deal yet.
Anthony Rizzo could finish his career with the San Diego Padres — a franchise he saw a short stint with as a rookie in the MLB. Bleacher Report’s Joel
On December 21, the New York Yankees announced that they had signed 2022 NL MVP and former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to a one-year, $12.5 million deal.
The New York Yankees declined the $17 million club option for 2025 for first baseman Anthony Rizzo, the team announced Saturday. Rizzo, 35, will enter free agency after a trying season that saw him set full-season career-lows for homers (eight), RBIs (35) and OPS (.637).
The Yankees announced that they had declined their 2025 club option on Anthony Rizzo, and the veteran first baseman is now a free agent.
Just two weeks and a couple of days since getting hurt, Rizzo is in the lineup for the first game of the ALCS.
The New York Yankees are missing a key veteran in Anthony Rizzo as they begin their march to a 28th championship. The 35-year-old first baseman is still contributing to his team’s success by mentoring his replacements.
He broke two fingers on his right hand when he was hit by a pitch late in the regular season.
The New York Yankees are likely to be down at least one key player for the American League Division Series against the Kansas City Royals.
Beanballs, intentional or otherwise, are still very much part of modern-day baseball. Some players are better than others at getting out of the way. How many of the 25 active leaders in HBP can you name in six minutes?
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