Yankees Decline Rizzo, Retain Weaver for 2025
Yankees Decline Rizzo, Retain Weaver for 2025

Yankees Decline Rizzo, Retain Weaver for 2025

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The New York Yankees have declined Anthony Rizzo's $17 million team option for the 2025 season, making the first baseman a free agent amid performance and injury concerns. The team has also declined Lou Trivino's $5 million option as he struggled with injuries, including Tommy John surgery. Meanwhile, the Yankees have exercised a $2.5 million option on relief pitcher Luke Weaver, who excelled as a closer in 2024 with a 2.89 ERA and significant postseason contributions. These decisions aim to maintain bullpen stability and payroll flexibility, with several relievers entering free agency. The Yankees' moves reflect a strategic focus on sustaining a competitive edge while managing roster costs.

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