Kerry Wood has been known to be one of Major League Baseball's best baseball players, playing for the Chicago Cubs. He is currently putting up his Lincoln Park home on the market with a corresponding $345000 slashed from the original price of $3.595 million, according to chicago.curbed.com.
Though retired, he is still active in the baseball world, as an assistant to General Manager Jed Hoyer and Theo Epstein, as mentioned in the same article. The post also featured very nice pictures of almost every angle in the house, and it is truly an unexpected surprise coming from the baseball star. The house was built in 2005, yet it exuded a combination of country and contemporary style in terms of the design and color patterns, and still offers an illusion of lots of space. The 5-bathroom, 5-bedroom house can be seen with high-end finishings such as pallatial-looking beams and glass chandeliers. The color scheme is also very down-to-earth in a sense as it showcases the subltety of personalities of the people who lived in the house. Even the children's room is a relaxing mix of pastel hues and trimmings.
A previous blog article on espn.go.com also recapped the memorable moments of how the retired player struck out 20 batters during a game on May 1998. He was just 20 years old at that time, and he moved forward to become one of the greatest athletes in baseball. A physical injury took him out of the game in 2004, and he had already anticipated for it. Although he had won 86 games throughout his career, he didn't get to pitch in the World Series. Not that bad though, as it was reported that he was able to acquire a lot during his baseball stint.
As of this writing, Kerry Wood's estimated net worth is at $40 million, according to celebritynetworth123.com.
