The Hall of Fame catcher scoops up a $3.3 million gated mansion from former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Matt Morris.
November 26, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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The latest catch for baseball legend Johnny Bench is a $3.3 million Jupiter mansion from former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Matt Morris.
The former Cincinnati Reds catcher who retired in 1983 closed on the 9,664-square-foot waterfront mansion in the 300 block of Old Jupiter Beach Road on Nov. 17. The sale was at a discount from the $4.3 million that Morris paid in December 2003.
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