The 3,340 square foot main house built in 2008 has five bedrooms and six baths. (California Outdoor Properties) Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch is Oroville. Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch is Oroville. Posey said that his daughters are 'fragile' right now, and he is focusing on keeping them healthy. They will need to spend time in neonatal intensive care. The two girls, Ada and Livvi, are healthy but will have weakened immune systems for the next few months. Ducks, dove, quail, turkey and bucks are game on the property, and there is bass and catfish for fishing. Posey and his wife, Kristen, finalized the adoption on Thursday. Posey grew up hunting and fishing in his native Georgia and bought the property in 2016 to pass down the tradition to his four children, according to the report. The sprawling property encompasses a lake and two creeks for fishing and hunting and includes a main house, a barn, a workshop and a caretaker’s house. He gave it his all, and will be remembered by all who ever rooted for the orange and black of the Giants.Recently retired San Francisco Giants star Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch is Oroville for $3.9 million, reports the Wall Street Journal. He was an All-Star, the NL Comeback Player of the Year for the second time and if it wasn't for that dang column, he would have been the proud owner of a Splash Hit with his final home run, which fittingly came against the Dodgers in the playoffs in front of the home fans.
889 OPS while also leading the Giants to a franchise record of 107 wins. In his 12th and final season in San Francisco, he hit. What Posey's tank had left was a historic season where he again looked like a MVP at his peak. "I think it really allowed me to - not that you don't give it your all - but really, really empty the tank this year like I never have before." RELATED: Posey's central role in Giants dynasty cements undeniable Hall case "But just gave myself some space in my mind to be OK in deciding otherwise if I wanted to keep playing, and I just really never wavered. "I kind of went into this last season feeling like it might be my last," Posey said. Posey spent his entire twelve-year Major League Baseball (MLB) career with the San Francisco Giants, from 2009 until his retirement at the conclusion of the 2021 season.
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With the history of an ankle injury and then a hip, it was just getting to the point where things that I was enjoying were not as joyful anymore."īut on Thursday, Posey revealed he had an inkling this season could be his final in a big league uniform. Gerald Dempsey ' Buster ' Posey III 1 (born March 27, 1987) is a former American professional baseball catcher. "Again, I halfway joke with our training staff about being done five years ago but I don't know how far of a stretch that's really off without the work that they were doing daily. "And to be honest, it's hard to enjoy it as much when there's physical pain that you're dealing with on a daily basis. "Physically, it's much harder now," Posey said. He joked if it wasn't for them, his career would have ended five years ago.Īt 34 years old and with over 1,000 regular-season games in the crouch as the Giants' catcher, Posey was brutally honest about what a toll the game has put on his body. When Posey first took the podium, he thanked the Giants' medical staff during a long and emotional speech crediting a countless amount of people.
"The reason I'm retiring is I want to be able to do more stuff from February to November with my family," Posey said Thursday to reporters at Oracle Park. Just as he did when he opted out of the 2020 season to take care of his adopted twin daughters during the COVID-19 pandemic, Buster Posey again chose family over baseball in deciding to retire after 12 MLB seasons with the Giants.
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