For Joey Votto, the future is right ... in his surgically repaired left shoulder, Votto and his Cincinnati Reds are in the hunt for a Wild Card spot for the first time in a non-COVID-impacted ...

Aaron Doster/Associated Press Supported by By Zach Buchanan On a July night in Milwaukee, Joey Votto ... One of baseball’s funniest characters had delivered again. Votto, 40, who did not embrace ...

First came the baseball strike of 1994 ... The return of Viking helmet-wearing Joey Votto, the flash of Elly De La Cruz and a first-place standing atop the NL Central has Cincinnati’s sports ...

The upstart Reds still have a shot at an NL wild card with ... Cincinnati Reds' Joey Votto acknowledges the crowd as he stands at home plate during the second inning of a baseball game against ...

Joey Votto, man. Can we just put him in charge ... In 2017, Topps issued an actual Jayson Stark baseball card. Follow Jayson on Twitter @jaysonst ...

On Monday, Chess.com announced it's releasing its first-ever baseball bot of "one of the sport's most valuable players," Joey Votto. "I have a bot on the chess.com app. I wrote all of the snarky ...

Joey Votto, a Cincinnati Reds legend, has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball after 17 seasons. Votto, 40, made the announcement in a social media post Wednesday. "That’s it ...

Five teams are separated by only 2.5 games in the race for the final two wild-card berths, so we're all set up for a thrilling finish to the season. For Reds legend Joey Votto, he is currently ...

Joey Votto is officially hanging up the spikes. After a 17-year big league career, the six-time All-Star announced in an Instagram video on Wednesday that he’s retiring from baseball.

Reds fans feted Joey Votto during ... given the love affair between Votto and the city where he debuted as a big leaguer in September 2007.What comes after baseball for Votto?

CINCINNATI — Reds fans feted Joey Votto during ... the love affair between Votto and the city where he debuted as a big leaguer in September 2007. What comes after baseball for Votto?