What Kind Of MLB Player Is New York Getting By Resigning Anthony Rizzo Who Is First Baseman To 2 Year Deal With Club Option, Buy Out For 2025 ?

In 2021 Anthony Rizzo played in 49 games, had 173 at bats, producing offensively 32 runs, 43 hits, 8 home runs , 21 runs batted in, 16 walks, had a batting average of 249. In 2022 Anthony Rizzo played in 130 games, had 465 at bats producing offensively 77 runs, 104 hits 32 home runs, 75 runs batted in, 58 walks and had a batting average of 224.

“According to mlb.com”

Before the 2022 season began Anthony Rizzo signed a 2 year 32 million dollar contract.

“According Bryan Hoch’s article on mlb.com”

Following 2022 season Anthony Rizzo became a free agent following opting out of contract with New York.

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Anthony Rizzo became free agent following opt out of 2 year $32 Million Dollar Contract Anthony Rizzo is returning to New York on a 2 year deal that is going to him $34 million dollars over the next two seasons, with Club Option, Buy Out for 2025. The club option is $17 million. The buyout is $6 million.

What kind of MLB Player is New York the team that wears the pinstripes getting by resigning Anthony Rizzo who is first baseman?

A left handed batter an MLB Player player who is great defensively , offensively and he isn’t on the injured list very much. Though, he was on the injured list this past season (2022 season) with some back issues and above all he is a great teammate as this past season he took charge of meeting with pitcher, infield this season when the opponent was at bat so that defensively they new what was coming a player who knows how to handle the pressure of playing for New York for the team that wears the pinstripes.

Following Anthony Rizzo resigning with New York with the team that wears the pinstripes New York manager Aaron Boone had this about New York the team that wears the pinstripes resigning Anthony Rizzo!

He's been everything we could have hoped for,He’s been an amazing person in our clubhouse, an amazing teammate, amazing leader, very productive on the field. I think [he’s] very much cut out to play for the Yankees. He handles all that goes with playing here as one of the premium players and leaders so well.”

“According to Bryan Hoch’s article on mlb.com”