WATCH: Anthony Rizzo hits first-pitch home run, races around bases

For some unknown reason, Anthony Rizzo expedited his home run trot in the first inning of Saturday's game.

Cole Little · Senior Writer · Saturday, August 15 2020

CHICAGO — Appearing to be in a hurry to get back to the dugout, Anthony Rizzo hustled around the bases upon hitting a first-inning home run on Saturday. Rizzo swung at the first pitch he faced and sent it into the seats at Wrigley Field.

The 357-footer, which landed in the basket at the top of left field wall before bouncing out, marked Rizzo's fifth dinger of the year. Milwaukee Brewers starter Adrian Houser, who fell down 1-0 as a result of the solo bomb, was taken deep on a 94-mph sinker.

Forget about it. #TeamRizzo @BinnysBev pic.twitter.com/yKBNS9MafI
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 15, 2020

What???

You don't have a dozen personal hype men? pic.twitter.com/25WRmbGw2T
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 15, 2020

Tony Two Chains makes things fun. pic.twitter.com/23HPX8Itnl
— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) August 15, 2020

SOMEONE COME GET THEIR MA--

Oh wait, that one's ours. pic.twitter.com/XMx7h2ZK7N
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 15, 2020

#Brewers 0 @ #Cubs 1 [B1-1o]:

Anthony Rizzo homers (5): fly ball to LCF (solo)

Hit: 357ft, 101.1mph, 40°, OPPO??

Pitch: 94.4mph Sinker (RHP Adrian Houser, 3)
— Home Run Tracker (@DingerTracker) August 15, 2020