Former MLB Star Dwight Gooden & Family Evicted From NJ Home

Troubled ex-MLB player Doc Gooden has found himself sinking deeper. The once no-hitter throwing pitcher was evicted from his New Jersey mansion, after neglecting to pay rent for what was reportedly months. Dwight's estranged wife and his two children were living in the house at the time of the eviction, which displaced the whole Gooden family.

Apparently, they moved into the house back in September 2011, with an agreed upon $4,500 a month in rent. However, when Dwight's wife filed for a restraining order back in March, he had to move out. Everyone continued staying in the house, but received nothing from Dwight, and had nothing for rent.

The homeowners predictably filed a lawsuit against Gooden, demanding that they get back the rent plus fees which add up to $18,984.

Dwight has not responded to calls.

Source: tmz.com