Being a Major League Baseball player comes with many perks. One of those perks is getting accustomed to a lifestyle full of lavish items. One perfect example of the same would be the Chicago Cubs ace Marcus Stroman. The pitcher, who is currently the talk of MLB town per his contract extension, seems to remain unbothered by the game’s politics.

The ace has made his intentions clear about staying with the Cubs. However, on the other hand, Stroman continues to engage in promoting his business while putting light on his extensive lavish lifestyle. Doing so, merely days after flexing a luxurious item worth well over a massive $100,000, the pitcher is back at it again.

Chicago Cubs have a star among them!

Currently, in the middle of a three-year contract worth $71,000,000, Marcus Stroman is not shy about living his life to the fullest with his lavish choices. One of those choices consists of the iconic, rare, and extravagant watch collection.?

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Most recently, while promoting his shoe brand, Shugo, Stroman flexed one of his many watches. The watch was of the brand?Patek Philippe, which is one of the most expensive brands in the world. Even the cheapest watch of this brand has a price of around $18,000. However, the one that Stroman flexed with a couple of days ago is the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712R moon phases, whose price is well over 100 grand. And now, the watch with which the athlete flexed and promoted his shoe brand seems to be Rolex Submariner, which ranges from $9,000 to $42,000.?

Cubs ace took to his Instagram handle for the promotion of?Shugo?and posted a picture of himself flexing both his amazing kicks and his watch.

What is the turmoil going on in the Cubs organization?

Most recently, Marcus made it public that he wants to extend his contract with the Cubs as he only wants to be a Cub. However, so far, from the front office, there is no news of them agreeing to the same whatsoever.?

Having 73 strikeouts and posting an ERA of 2.42, Marcus Stroman is playing outstandingly well as an ace. Although the numbers don’t give any indication of why the team would not want to keep a player like him, according to the ace,?“Ideally I?d want to be a Cub, but it?s a business at the end of the day.”?

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Seems like if the Cubs don’t make an offer soon, they might lose him in the upcoming trade deadline in August. Meanwhile, what do you think of Stroman’s iconic watch collection? Let us know in the comments below!