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Joey Votto

Joey Votto

Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 2"/220 lbs
Bat: L
Throw: R
Born: Toronto, Canada
Draft: 2002 2nd round by the
Cincinnati Reds
  • BoSox Injection

    Are Red Sox overlooking former MVP as formidable Triston Casas solution?

    As if the Boston Red Sox's infield wasn't stressed enough, it'll now go without Triston Casas at first base for "a while." The young slugger has been diagnosed with a fractured rib after he was pulled from Boston's April 20 game against the Pirates. The outlook for the injury was never great, as Casas admitted to being in a lot of pain as the Sox's lineup is already riddled with other ailments, but a fractured rib is among the worst outcomes for the first baseman. Bobby Dalbec has been getting the majority of the reps at first base in Casas' stead, but there may be a better option for the job, and he's already in the American League East.

  • Fastball

    Toronto Blue Jays Provide Updates on Both Alek Manoah and Joey Votto

    Toronto Blue Jays Provide Updates on Both Alek Manoah and Joey Votto The Toronto Blue Jays are set to take on the New York Yankees again on Tuesday, but before they do that, they've given some updates from down on the farm with regards to both Joey Votto and Alek Manoah. Author: brady farkas Apr 16, 2024 In this story: toronto blue jays toronto blue jays news toronto blue jays stats toronto blue jays updates toronto blue jays roster toronto blue jays injuries toronto blue jays record blue jays blue jays news blue jays updates blue jays stats blue jays record blue jays injuries blue jays roster alek manoah joey votto alek manoah stats alek manoah blue jays alek manoah news alek manoah updates

  • WTTE

    2 of the highest-paid Reds players this season aren't on the team

    There is no doubting the Cincinnati Reds have assembled a strong roster in hopes of winning a National League Central Division title and advancing deep into the MLB postseason in 2024. SInce much of the team is young that also lessens the team payroll. The league average team payroll in 2024, according to Spotrac.com, was $163.5 million, and the Reds ranked No. 24 at $101.6 million. Four free agent signees have the highest annual salaries this season for the Reds: infielder Jeimer Candelario earns $15 million, pitchers Nick Martinez and Frankie Montas $14 million each and reliever Emilio Pagan takes in $8 million.