Anthony Rizzo Cards & Plaques

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Anthony Rizzo is one of the most beloved Chicago Cubs of the modern era and a central figure in the team's curse-breaking 2016 World Series championship. The three-time All-Star, four-time Gold Glove first baseman, and cancer survivor (he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma at 18 and beat it before reaching the majors) anchored the Cubs' historic 2016 lineup alongside Kris Bryant and Javier Báez. Rizzo caught the final out of Game 7 against Cleveland — the moment that ended Chicago's 108-year championship drought — and that image of him clutching the ball is one of the most iconic in baseball history. After eleven seasons in Chicago, Rizzo was traded to the Yankees in 2021 and spent multiple years in New York before his playing career wound down. His Cubs legacy is permanent — he ranks among franchise leaders in home runs and is a near-lock to have his number considered for retirement at Wrigley. The card collector's view Rizzo was drafted by the Red Sox in 2007, and his prospect cards from that era are collected by fans of his original franchise. His 2011 Topps Update #US55 is widely considered his official MLB rookie. His Cubs-era cards from 2012 onward are abundant and affordable, making team-set collecting for the curse-breaking 2016 club very approachable. FreshDCards doesn't currently carry an Anthony Rizzo-specific plaque, but Cubs fans can browse the full Chicago Cubs collection for team-themed plaques, card sets, and bundles featuring Rizzo and his teammates.