The most LEGENDARY moments of Joey Votto's career!
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Joey Votto Future manager of the Cincinnati Reds
I think he would be an incredible manager
His ejections will be legendary too. Lol. Votto is awesome.
Give it to me now. Votto replacing Bell would be the upgrade of the lifetime.
From your mouth to Godâs earsâŠ
Talk about accountability. I'd love to see this. I''m not usually one for these kinds of ideas. But I like it....alot
From a lifetime Cards fan, Votto was a thrill to watch. Old school, played the game right, gritty and tough. I know his numbers vs the Cards are outstanding, seemed to never make an out. HOF worthy in my opinion.
Growing up in Cincinnati Joey Votto helped my teenage self love baseball for what it is. He's the heart of this city and team and will be for a long long time. Cincy loves you Joey you will be missed dearly
Fr i mean this man is just the heart of Cincinnati
Ye me too
Be the third Canadian to be elected to the hall of fame joining Ferguson Jenkins and Larry Walker. Great player who played the game as it should be.
As a Reds fan, Cincinnati was so blessed to have Joseph Daniel Votto.
We are also so blessed to have John Sadak as our Play-by-play announcer since 2021. His excitement is infectious.
As a Detroit guy born and raised,I am naturally a Tiger fan by birth. However,both my parents are from eastern Kentucky, therefore Cincinnati Reds baseball is in my DNA. There's been many a year I've been to more Cincinnati Reds home games than Tiger's. I've watched Joey play his whole career. He stayed loyal to the Red's fans and organization when he could've gone elsewhere. I'm very happy for him, but I'm going to miss watching him play. History will be very kind to him, I believe. Congratulations on your brilliant career Joey,stay healthy!
Hey nice to meet a fellow Reds/Tigers fan thought I was only one !đ
@@ESowder24 Reds - Tigers World Series is my dream. Almost came true in 1972 & 2012!
@@jamesbowen8960 I wouldnât know who to cheer for!đ same thing if it was ever a Lions Colts Super Bowl
I grew up watching him and he was such a joy to watch. I wonât ever forget staying up late to watch him hit game winning hits/homers. Thanks for all the memories Joey! Weâll see you in Cooperstown in a few years!
The curtain call on his 300th home run đ with the paper cut out fans
As a life long Reds fan of 23 years this man right here has been the saving grace of my baseball fandom over the years and I wish him nothing but the best with his next chapter in life. Thank you for everything you did for the city of Cincinnati and all of the fans hearts youâve touched over the years. Thank you Joey.
Votto Still Bangs.
ea. of last 4 season he had more strikeouts than hits, not a single HOFer can say that. Incredible!
Loved seeing joey play, within a good retirement,ent
You will always be my sonâs favorite player.
Iâm sorry you didnât get the farewell tour.
Grandmaster of chess
Crossing guard of the future
What an absolute stud! Was hoping so much they made the play-offs in 2023!
Thanks for the memories legend
A future Cincinnati Reds HOFer.
Iâm so glad I got to see him play in person. In my eyes top 5 Red of all time. Thank you our G.O.A.T. #19forever
Votto still bangs. Appreciate all he did for the franchise and the city of Cincinnati. Grats Joe on a great career!
3:02 thatâs the first time Iâve ever heard âbases loaded home runâ đ
Thank you Joey!
One of the best Canadians to ever play the game. Congratulations on a great career.
aloha, you spelled 'only' wrong...its not... b e s t
@@tamehamehaprints3604 257.
Freddie Freeman?
@@calebwolf6838 Freeman is born and raised American. His citisenship comes from his parents. Not really the same lol
Growing up a Reds fan, he was my baseball hero. Not only was he a great player, but he was a class act off the field. Thank you for all the joy you brought us â€
Legend
yeah!
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
Been a Reds fan all my life. Got to see the Big Red Machine teams of the 70's play at Riverfront many times. Votto was a tough, hardnosed player that did it the right way his entire career in my opinion. Many clutch hits for the Reds over many years spent with that organization. Hopefully he'll be remembered with the same kind of reverence and respect he's shown Reds fans for basically his entire career!! Best of luck!!
One of the best to step on the field.
Happy Retirement Joey, legend!
We'll miss you Joey.
He was a gamer played hard loved the game
âCalls it quitsâ. Very bad wording smh. He played 17 seasons. He didnât quit. He gave it his all and was a winner. So weird to say calls it quits
Itâs so great to hear Marty on some of those calls. Itâs never been the same without him. Tommy Thrall just irritates me. I canât believe itâs been so long ago on some of these memories. I really thought we could win it all in 2012 until that disaster at Cincinnati against the Giants.
Tommy's fine, if anyone drags the Reds broadcasting down its Barry Larkin on the TV crew.
2012 was our year man and we choked it bad
Love u votto
My absolute favorite player growing up. I watched all those terrible Reds teams throughout the 2010s just to see this man give it his all, every day. That 12 game winning streak was the passing of the torch, Iâll remember that magical game against the Braves forever. Thank you Joey, youâre my hero
I wish he could have signed for one day and retired a Cincinnati Red.
He will always be remembered goodbye Votto we will miss you.â€â€â€
"How many Walk-Offs do you need?"
Him: Yes!
Iâm not even a Joey Votto fan, but you look at his numbers ⊠⊠heâs easily HOF. Easily.
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
Bro he played his first game 2 days after I was born
he along with Johnny Cueto made the Reds a competitive playoff team in the early 2010s especially in that classic 2013 NL Wild Card game against the Pirates
So Sad to see him leave if you agree
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As a reds fan, Iâm glad heâs retiring. He wasnât helping himself by staying but definitely sad to see him go
Like beggars on MLB is wild
One of the best first basemen ever.
not one game with the jays.
@@ZackYaBoiiirelax bro heâs just saying
I was at that last game it was electric in a special way when he got up to bat.
He should have won the MVP in 2017 over Stanton.
Sad we never saw him in Toronto. Anyway enjoy retirement!
Congratulations to you Joey Vottođâșïžâ€ïž
No regrets. Great career
Fly high Joey đŠ đŠ
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Amazing how he got to atay with the same team his whole career. Canadian đđâ€
I noticed that they didnt use any of Thom Brennaman's calls in this video
Cincinnati shouldâve picked up his option for this season out of respect (not like they used that money anyways) and then Toronto really shouldâve called him up at least for the Reds series even if he wasnât any good anymore.
As a Cubs fan I will miss Votto but not miss playing against Votto lol
Bluejays didn't even let him play they kept saying he was injured he wasn't even injured for only one time
duh..Jays are smart...
ea. of last 4 season he had more strikeouts than hits, not a single HOFer can say that. Incredible!
@@tamehamehaprints3604 2021 he still had a .375 OBP, 139 OPS+, and 36 home runs lmao
There was a huge camera quality increase from 2008 to 2009 when better hd came to cameras
Reds Legend. Had a great career. Def a good case for HOF. Congrats Joey đđŻ
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
hope joey has a great life and stays in the reds organizeon
One of the modern day greats
Could you have imagined if Griffey Jr didn't drop off a cliff and the Reds kept Dunn...that would have been one awesome offense.
He was born for OBP. He was a great player and I will miss him. He is the legend.
Well I'm glad he did it all as a Red!
My top 5 favorite Reds
1 Votto
2 Jr
3 BP
4 Zack Cozart
5 Homer Baily
Anyone else notice that at 3:57 the graphic credits Rolen with the HR and not Votto
Miggy last year now Votto itâs official all my favorite players are officially retired!đą
What an amazing career, we'll see you in cooperstown buddy
He retired because Toronto didnât bring him up to play against the Reds. Love the move and a great Red!
He struck out 20 times in 40 at bats in the minors.
watching this video has made me realize how announcers have changed over time for the better
Under 10 mins gang đđ
hits his first walk-off homerun and the broadcast ticker calls him Scott Rolen lol
It seems like they took special care to not use Thom Brennaman calls đ
Is the red slugger already retired? I wanted you to come back to the Reds.
in ea. of his last 4 season with the Reds, he had incredible more strikeouts than hits, NOT a single HOFer can say that! wOw
Dude was the living embodiment of Jack Parkman from Major League 2. Absolute savage.
He's one of those rare guys that averaged over .400 obp for his career. Some of the best hitters of all time can't say that.
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
Es una lastima el retiro de Joey Votto, y tambien que no pudo jugar y ganar una serie mundial. Sin embargo, es ya una leyenda y futuro HOF
Goodbye joey you will forever be a redđ
03:57 Scott Rolen Home run on the graphic haha, fail
Bye joey great career
by 1"24 I've already had 60 seconds of comercials. That is rediculous.
Build the statue
Is he retiring or what is happening or going on with him
One of the best first basemen ever. Whats crazy is that if you compare his career averages to Soto... who is supposed to be the next Ted Williams... they are **very** similar. And he was a gold glover. Thanks, Joey. You were fun to watch.
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
NAAAHHHHHHH How can you make a thumbnail that says "Calls it quits" That man retired, and was one of the only active players to have real consideration for the HOF
Blue Jays lost so badly Votto wanted back, but couldn't.
For some reason i think he hates the cubs
First ballot HOF. I dont wanna hear anything else.
Your not slick you've posted the same video twice
A Canadian.
Too bad they wouldnât bring him up to play a few games. What do the Jays have to play for anyway. Wouldâve been a good reason to go down to the dome!
in ea. of his last 4 season with the Reds, he had incredible more strikeouts than hits, NOT a single HOFer can say that! wOw
JV Legend đ§ąđ
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Too bad he did not win a World Series
retire this man number reds
Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
@@tamehamehaprints3604why are you spamming this on every comment
They skipped his best season. 2017???
no. his best were the last 4. fyi he had far more SOs than Hits in ea. of the last 4season. NOT a single HOFer can say that!... Greatest Ever! Zero Sacrifice bunts, 6 time All Star!, 3 time 100+ RBI, 3 times 30+ HRs, 185 hits in a Single Season! ....and a record setting 80 career stolen bases and 2,135 Career Base Hits...âšall averaging an incredible 90 RBI per 689 times at bat over his career!âš
while playing in the toughest all MLB Ball Parks to hit a HR in.. wOw
Reds did Votto wrong
Why couldnât he just go back to Cincy đą
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He was a good player,but Legend? maybe in Cincinatti and Canada
Cincinnati*
8th ballot HOF
try 1st Ballot, ..............he had 185 hits in a single season!!!!!! and drove in 100+ RBI 3 times!!!
and a record breaking 2,135 Career Hits and 80 stolen bases!
all while playing in the toughest of all MLB part to hit a HR in!
and he played First Base, a position not known for good hitting numbers
@@tamehamehaprints3604 Iâll have to partly disagree with u on that
should have retired a red
Legend?? đđoooh boy
Very good. Not legend.
thx jays lol a waste to get him.
A tryout contract that only played in the minors. It cost them literally nothing at all lol
He's from Toronto. He won Canadian sportsman of the year. Can't knock the intent.
@@tetoffense7659 who cares he did not one play game with the Jays waste of time,
Not really not like they traded for him or anything.
in ea. of his last 4 season with the Reds, he had incredible more strikeouts than hits, NOT a single HOFer can say that!
First LOL LOLOLLOLLL,OL
Definitely not a legend.. but an above average player yeah... He won't make the Hall tho.
get real.. in ea. of his last 4 season with the Reds, he had incredible more strikeouts than hits, NOT a single HOFer can say that!
try 1st Ballot, ..............he had 185 hits in a single season!!!!!! and drove in 100+ RBI 3 times!!!
and a record breaking 2,135 Career Hits and 80 stolen bases!
all while playing in the toughest of all MLB part to hit a HR in!
and he played First Base, a position not known for good hitting numbers
â@@tamehamehaprints3604that must be all you got because you keep saying the same thing. Pretty lame.
First
So what was the point of signing with Toronto and not playing on the MLB team. Hes literally ending his career on a minor league club.
Because he wanted too play for them.
He wanted to play for them, too. He got injured in spring training and it set him back until the last few weeks he made it to the minors. He was not good.