After 14 seasons in Major League Baseball, Anthony Rizzo announced his retirement at 35 and will be honored by the Chicago Cubs, where he became a star, winning three All-Star selections and four Gold Gloves. Rizzo, who concludes his career with 1,644 hits, 303 home runs, and an OPS+ of 123, played for the Yankees in his final years, excelling in postseason play.
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Anthony Rizzo, who played parts of four seasons with Yankees, announces retirement from baseball
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