Cubs standout first baseman Anthony Rizzo is a fan favorite. It seems to be a no-brainer that Rizzo would sign a contract extension with the Cubs this offseason, but nothing was worked out on a new deal between the two parties. Cubs general manager Jed Hoyer talked to the media Wednesday and shared Read Update »
Jed if you want Anthony Rizzo around for a long time, why on earth would you low-ball him at $70 guaranteed over 5 years? That’s less per year than what he’s making this year. He’s consistent, he keeps the team motivated and he’s healthy. If you’re trying to make him want to leave, you’re doing a great job. It’s pretty obvious you didn’t learn much from Theo