Jason Heyward struggled most of the season with the Cubs after signing an eight-year, $184 million contract, but his calling of a team meeting during the rain delay before the 10th inning in Game 7 of the World Series is already part of baseball lore. The Cubs scored twice in the 10th and won their first World Series since 1908.
Part of Heyward's hectic off-season includes selling his house in Atlanta, where he played the first seven seasons of his career with the Braves.
This house, measuring 7,777 square feet, was built in 2014.
This includes a walk-in pantry.
Plenty of bubbly for the World Series champ.
Heyward can crunch the numbers on the eight-year, $184 million deal he signed with the Cubs.
It's almost like having a self-contained apartment within the house.
Check out the angled ceiling.
Here is one of seven full baths.
Notice the impressive sneaker collection on the back shelves.
Lots of couch room for game-watching get-togethers.
No need to fight the crowds at the local gym.
Complete with fireplace and TV.