Anthony Rizzo Faces Uncertain Future with Yankees After World Series Loss

Rizzo expresses desire to stay with the team, but Yankees may opt for a buyout amid disappointing performance.

Anthony Rizzo had a challenging season, hitting a career-low .228 with an OPS of .637, and suffered two significant injuries.
The Yankees hold a $17 million option on Rizzo's contract for 2025 but could choose a $6 million buyout instead.
Rizzo's defensive miscue in Game 5 of the World Series contributed to the Yankees' loss to the Dodgers.
Despite his struggles, Rizzo was one of the Yankees' better hitters in the postseason, with a .267 batting average.
Rizzo has expressed his desire to stay with the Yankees, but the decision ultimately lies with the team's management.