Angel Hernandez serving as the home plate umpire for Sunday’s Cincinnati Reds-Chicago Cubs game was Joey Votto’s worst nightmare.
Votto went 1-for-4 with three strikeouts in his team̵
We’re over two months into the MLB season, and things are really starting to take shape across the league. While we’ve been delighted by the performances of numerous star players, there a
Though their careers aren’t yet over, there are a number of MLB players who have likely already done enough to punch their ticket to the Hall of Fame after they quit playing. There are other yo
The state of MLB free agency is such that there has been increasing talk of a potential strike when the CBA comes up for negotiation, but one player seems relaxed about the whole thing.
Cincinnati Re
As six players are inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, it’s easy to look around the current crop of active players and ask which of them will someday receive the same ho
Joey Votto is still performing at an All-Star level in his 12th MLB season, but he’s already thinking about what he wants his next chapter to look like.
In an interview earlier this week on MLB
Milwaukee Brewers catcher Erik Kratz had a great comment about his dust-up with Joey Votto during Thursday’s game.
Votto was batting in the bottom of the third of Cincinnati’s 6-4 loss to
The Cincinnati Reds have been one of the worst teams in baseball since they last made the playoffs in 2013, and Joey Votto has every right to be frustrated. However, the five-time All-Star wishes he
Joey Votto is apparently a Canadian in name only these days.
In an appearance Tuesday on the Yahoo! Sports MLB Podcast, the Cincinnati Reds first baseman, who is a native of Toronto, was asked if he
Major League Baseball gets a lot of attention for its young stars. The likes of Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, Manny Machado, and Carlos Correa are all under the age of 30 and look like they’ll be su
