Joey Votto adds some juice to the Cincinnati Reds broadcast by wagering a new truck for a fan
"If anybody homers on the right side of center field, I'll buy the truck for the fan."
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Joey Votto not a fan of Max Kellerman’s Albert Pujols hot take: ‘I think he meant it’
"What was the whole thing with [Max Kellerman] saying Albert’s thing was – what was that all about?"
Fox’s Hologram Harry Caray creeps out Field of Dreams Game viewers
"Sweet nightmares children"
SNY tried goading Gary Cohen into a Skyline Chili rant with ghastly slow-mo camerawork
“There’s very little benefit on saying any more. But I do believe that my comments last year might have boosted sales significantly.”
The Brewers’ announcers made a local fisherman seem more interesting than the Reds
"Steam 'em, boil 'em, stew 'em."
Joey Votto mic’d up during Reds-Braves on ESPN2 was great TV
There was also a fantastic moment with ESPN's Tim Kurkjian that involved Joey Votto.
ESPN adds exclusive Opening Day Braves-Reds game on April 7
A logical choice for ESPN and MLB here, as coverage will kick off with the Braves raising their championship banner.
Hall of Fame writer Hal McCoy reveals how Reds’ owner Bob Castellini once tried to get him fired over criticism of the team
"He almost got me fired when I wrote for the Fox Sports Ohio website, telling them, 'That guy is killing us.'"
Cubs-Reds will be Field of Dreams game in 2022
The Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds will play at the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville, Iowa on August 11, 2022.
Reds’ Nick Castellanos interrupts another somber moment during a broadcast with a home run
We've heard "There's a drive into deep left-center field..." previously during a serious monologue.
John Sadak will be the new Reds’ play-by-play broadcaster on Fox Sports Ohio
Sadak will be the Reds' next primary TV play-by-play broadcaster, following Thom Brennaman (who resigned last September).
Joe Morgan, Hall of Fame baseball player and acclaimed broadcaster, passes away at 77
Morgan was the color analyst on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball for 21 years.
Thom Brennaman resigns as Reds broadcaster
The resignation comes over a month after Brennaman was suspended for use of a homophobic slur during a broadcast.
