In a move that’s sure to delight Cincinnati Reds fans, the organization has reached out to legendary first baseman Joey Votto about a potential role within the team. According to sources, the Reds are exploring ways to leverage Votto’s expertise and experience to benefit the franchise.
Votto, a six-time All-Star and 2010 National League MVP, spent 15 seasons with the Reds from 2007 to 2022. During his tenure, he became one of the most beloved and respected players in team history. Although his playing career with the Reds has come to an end, his impact on the organization remains.
Details of the potential role are still unclear, but it’s believed that Votto could contribute as a special instructor, ambassador, or even front office advisor. The Reds are eager to tap into Votto’s wealth of knowledge and passion for the game to enhance player development and community engagement.
“We’re excited to explore opportunities for Joey to stay involved with the Reds,” said a team spokesperson. “His legacy and dedication to the organization make him an invaluable asset.” Votto’s return would undoubtedly thrill fans and bring a sense of continuity to the franchise.