Matt Holliday Has Knocked 25% Off the Asking Price of His Sick House and It Could Now Be Yours for Just $9 Million

We're looking at a steal here, boys. When Matt Holliday first listed his Stillwater, Okla., home — and baseball field, batting cage, pickleball court and awesome pool — in February, he was asking for $12 million. Now, this estate could be yours for less than $9 million.

Holliday would still do pretty well on the deal after paying $3 million for the 136-acre property in 2018 and later building the house. And the lucky buyer gets a sick home with the baseball facilities used to train Jackson and Ethan Holliday. Win-win.

Unless Matt is trying to move to the beach or something now that all his kids are out of the house, I don't know why you'd ever leave this place. This kind of estate is why you make $160 million playing baseball. Live out in the woods with an incredible modern home on 130 acres and get a nice second house somewhere in Florida — I'm a Naples man, but to each his own — and keep this bad boy as the main residence.

But luckily for someone looking to move to central Oklahoma with $9 million to spend, Holliday is willing to part with this beauty. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before someone pounces on this deal.