The Phillies first baseman has traded an apartment by the Delaware for a house i
n the burbs, paying $2.3 million for a new five-bedroom on nearly two acres in Blue Bell, making his commute to Citizens Bank Park a long drive.
According to Montgomery County records, his mother, Cheryl, an accountant, attended settlement on his behalf, as he was in Clearwater, Fla. Howard, 29, is due tomorrow morning on Fox29's Good Day Philadelphia. He'll sign a baseball designed by a Little League player for the Baseball Design Across America tour, a Little League fund-raiser sponsored by Subway.
n the burbs, paying $2.3 million for a new five-bedroom on nearly two acres in Blue Bell, making his commute to Citizens Bank Park a long drive.According to Montgomery County records, his mother, Cheryl, an accountant, attended settlement on his behalf, as he was in Clearwater, Fla. Howard, 29, is due tomorrow morning on Fox29's Good Day Philadelphia. He'll sign a baseball designed by a Little League player for the Baseball Design Across America tour, a Little League fund-raiser sponsored by Subway.
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