As the year comes to a close, Blue Jays Nation is reflecting on the year that was and revisiting some of the top articles from 2024. For #6, we look at a ‘news and notes’ piece from Cam Lewis midway through the year that focuses on Joey Votto and his quest to the Blue Jays roster and a former manager looking to get back into the saddle.
Reds outfielder Will Benson trolled Joey Votto before his workout on Thursday. It included a picture of Bensn wearing a shirt that read "Happy 40th Joey," featuring an illustration of Votto using a walker.
The Cincinnati Reds are not known for spending big. They only have a few players who have signed contracts over $100 million total. Let’s look at how that money was spent: 1.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Joey Votto’s absence from Cincinnati may end up being very short-lived.
The Cincinnati Reds have reached out to Joey Votto to gauge his interest in returning to the team in some sort of role, according to Gordon Wittenmyer of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Joey Votto was one of multiple MLB veterans that the Blue Jays signed to a minor league contract during the off-season. Of that group, he was certainly the most intriguing.
Former Cincinnati Reds great Joey Votto is hanging up his spikes.
Joey Votto has stepped away from baseball. The star first baseman, who had been on a minor league contract with the Blue Jays, announced his retirement on Instagram on Wednesday evening.
Just like that, Joey Votto has disappeared. In the 40-year-old’s first plate appearance with his hometown organization during Spring Training, Joey Votto hit a home run.
He’s back. According to numerous sources, Joey Votto is back in game action on Monday, having been transferred to the Florida Complex League Jays on a rehab assignment.
A week after agreeing to a non-roster deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, 40-year-old veteran Joey Votto wasted little time making his presence known.
Joey Votto had the internet "ooing" and "awing" on Sunday when he posted a baby picture of himself wearing Toronto Blue Jays gear. After signing with the
On Friday, the Toronto Blue Jays made headlines when it was reported that veteran slugger and Etobicoke, Ontario product Joey Votto would be joining the squad on a MiLB deal as a non-roster invitee to big league camp.
Joey Votto kept his hopes of extending his MLB career alive by signing with the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday, giving himself the chance to make some fitting history with his new club.
Joey Votto is going to look strange in a non-Cincinnati Reds jersey.
Joey Votto, a seasoned MLB player, finds himself amidst the uncertainties of free agency as spring training commences. Despite his wealth of experience and potential contributions to any team’s clubhouse, Votto has encountered a surprising lack of interest from MLB franchises during this offseason.
Someone needs to give the Reds legend a job.
Joey Votto is still looking for a way to continue his MLB career in 2024, and that is clear from one admission he made on Friday.
Longtime Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto hit free agency for the first time in his career this winter, but his phone doesn't appear to be ringing off the hook.
Former NL MVP Joey Votto may soon begin wreaking havoc at your local supermarket if no MLB team decides to sign him in free agency.
Reds legend Joey Votto went viral on social media for posting a "this is not spring training," video. It's the first time Votto hasn't been at spring training in nearly two decades. The 40-year-old shared another funny update on Sunday afternoon referencing the video.
With the Reds spring training season in full stride, it is safe to say that something feels a bit different. The Reds are without Joey Votto for the first
First baseman Joey Votto has spent his entire career with the Reds but is currently a free agent. The club declined their $20M option for his services in 2024, opting for the $7M buyout instead, sending him to the open market for the first time in his career.
Former Reds star Joey Votto is still a free agent, but the six-time All-Star seems determined to play this season. The 40-year-old appeared to share some insight about his future on Instagram. "Do not go gentle into that good night," Votto wrote.
This is one in a series of daily articles highlighting the latest news and notes from the MLB offseason. It’s been quite a winter for the Los Angeles Angels, who saw two-way sensation Shohei Ohtani head up the state of California to join the Dodgers.
The Cincinnati Reds let Joey Votto walk as a free agent at the end of the season, but he remains unsigned as the calendar moves toward February.
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