Top 3 Landing Spots For Anthony RizzoAnthony Rizzo (Images Credit: Getty Images)
Anthony Rizzo and the New York Yankees have not made any progress. The Yankees have declined Rizzo’s club option, and the first baseman is waiting to find a new home. Despite Brian Cashman stating that the team will consider Rizzo, the chances seem to be dwindling with time.

The Yankees have acquired Paul Goldschmidt and will most likely use the veteran slugger as their first baseman. Goldschmidt’s addition to the team makes the chances of Rizzo returning questionable. However, there is hope for the first baseman.

3 Teams That Could Go All In For Anthony Rizzo

Chicago Cubs

Rizzo won his only World Series championship with the Chicago Cubs in 2016. The Cubs have been looking for extra talent, and there might be chances for him to reunite with the team. Chicago recently signed Kyle Tucker to bolster their offense. The Cubs are aware of Rizzo’s potential, and a reunion is highly possible.

New York Mets

The Mets have not signed Pete Alonso, which gives them some room for Rizzo. Alonso did a fine job for the Mets as their first baseman. While they do want him to return, his price might be too steep, especially since they have spent enough on Soto. Rizzo would be a strong option to consider, and a short-term deal can be easy on their pocket.
Mets Could Pursue Anthony RizzoSteve Cohen (Images Credit: Getty Images)

Miami Marlins

Many speculate that Anthony Rizzo will land with the Miami Marlins in 2025. The Marlins will make better use of Rizzo than any other team. Miami is in need of a veteran slugger like Rizzo. The Team is on the lookout for talented sluggers, and a short-term deal would benefit both.

Moreover, Rizzo will have an advantage with Miami. The Marlins have only one experienced first baseman. Adding Rizzo will certainly help the team’s roster. Rizzo would also like to play for his hometown team. The 35-year-old has entered the tail-end of his career and would jump at any opportunity that comes his way.

Rizzo’s signing also depends on Alonso. Alonso has more priority as the top free-agent first baseman. Several teams would consider Rizzo only after Alonso has found a team. Just like Rizzo, several MLB veterans, including Max Scherzer, are waiting to find a home.