Training is underway, meaning unsigned free agents are faced with an increasing possibility of not being on a team's opening day roster. This includes 2016 World Series champion and three-time All-Star Anthony Rizzo.

First baseman Anthony Rizzo is still searching for a landing spot in free agency entering the 2025 season, but he isn't focused on retiring. "I think I have a lot to give to the game still," Rizzo said on Friday,

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

Two days after their World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the New York Yankees made a decisive move: they were not bringing back first baseman Anthony Rizzo for the 2025 season. With that announcement,

After fourteen big league seasons, Anthony Rizzo remains unsigned a few weeks into Spring Training. The Yankees chose 37-year-old Paul Goldschmidt over Rizzo.

The Yankees moved on from Anthony Rizzo over the winter, but the former All-Star first baseman still is looking for work as spring-training games have commenced.

Rizzo knows the current environment is not kind to veteran players: "It’s what happens to the older guys. They kind of get squeezed."

More Yankees : In actual baseball news, manager Aaron Boone — perhaps helped by the support of Aaron Judge — has signed an extension through 2027. And Kuty has the story from the early workouts, where Yankees players are still angry about losing the World Series last year.