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Which MLB player’s mansion would you buy?

Five players' mansions are on the market

If you could buy one of these MLB players' homes, which would it be? (U.S. Air Force photo-Samuel King Jr., front/Dino Tonn, back)
If you could buy one of these MLB players' homes, which would it be? (U.S. Air Force photo-Samuel King Jr., front/Dino Tonn, back)

Five Major League Baseball players’ homes are up for grabs; which would you choose to buy for a couple million? Check out the list, compiled by Mansion Global.

Aubrey Huff’s home in San Diego
Listing Price: $4.395 million

(Austin Ashline of Future Home Photo)

The 8,100-square-foot estate sits on about an acre of land with five bedrooms, a pool complete with its own waterfall, and a basketball court.

Barry Bonds’ place in Hillsborough, California
Listing Price: $6.6 million

(Green Banker)

The five-bedroom mansion has a three-car garage and an outdoor cooking area.

Barry Larkin’s Orlando, Florida mansion
Listing Price: $6.9 million

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(Bruce Elliott)

The mansion’s third time on the market, the 14,477-square-foot home has seven bedrooms and almost 2.5 acres of waterfront. The estate also has a pool, and extensive outdoor and indoor entertainment systems that include a professional studio and disco space.

John Smoltz’s Milton, Georgia estate
Listing Price: $4.998 million

(Zillow)

With 10 bedrooms and an outdoor area with a football field, nine-hole golf course and a tennis court — all designed by the former player himself, this mansion seems like the millions buys the most amenities out of all five houses.

Randy Johnson’s Paradise Valley mansion
Listing Price: $19.995 million

(Dino Tonn)

The Arizona mansion is a big ask but the seven bedroom mansion and attached guesthouse and fitness building is worth it. There’s over 25,000 square feet of space, a firefighter pole that leads to a private movie theater, and a recording studio designed like a bank vault.

[Mansion Global] — E.K. Hudson