Joey Votto has not been previously engaged.Joey Votto has been in a relationship with Jeanne Paulus (2008). They are always forgiving of other people's mistakes, which at times can translate to naivete and gullibility.Joey Votto’s birth sign is Virgo. The least compatible signs with Virgo are generally considered to be Gemini and Sagittarius. He played both basketball and hockey in addition to baseball in high school.Like many celebrities and famous people, Joey keeps his personal and love life private. They are conservative by nature and cautious with their hearts, they benefit from a more flirtatious aggressive partner to start things off.
Votto is known for being a clutch hitter. This 2018 Kids Opening Day hat was given to kids for Kids Opening Day at the beginning of the 2019 Cincinnati Reds MLB Season . Feel free to message me any questions you may have. We are currently in process of looking up more information on the previous dates and hookups. We are currently in process of looking up more information on the previous dates and hookups.Joseph Daniel “Joey” Votto is a Canadian professional baseball first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds of Major League Baseball (MLB). In 2006 was the Southern League's MVP and batting champion, TOPPS' Southern League Player of the Year and the Reds organization's minor league Hitter of the Year...also was a Baseball America Minor League and Class AA All-Star and a TOPPS Class AA All-Star...In 2005 was selected to play for Team Canada in the IBAF XXXVI World Cup in Amsterdam, Netherlands...In the minor leagues produced 5 career grand slams...In 2007 became the 14th native Canadian to appear for the Reds (LHP Rheal Cormier, RHP Ryan Dempster, RHP Chris Reitsma, OF Glen Gorbous, P Bert Sincock, OF Doc Miller, P Clarence Currie, P Bob Hooper, OF Nigel Wilson, P Rube Vickers, OF Andy Kyle, P Win Kellum, OF Tip O'Neill)...Graced the cover of the 8/30/10 issue of Sports Illustrated, the only Reds player to do so since Ken Griffey Jr. on 6/14/04...On 3/17/13 made a guest voice appearance on The Cleveland Show...fellow Major Leagueers Andre Ethier, Matt Kemp, David Ortiz and Jimmy Rollins also were featured in the episode in which star of the show Cleveland pursues his life-long dream of becoming a baseball scout...Has 7 career starts at designated hitter (7-26, .269, 1 2b, 1 3b, 2hr, 5rbi, .345obp, .615slg)...made those starts on 6/18/16 at Hou, 6/12/18 & 6/13/18 at KC, 6/12/19 at Cle, 6/25/19 & 6/26/19 at LAA and 9/12/19 at Sea...Has been ejected 9 times in his career, most recently on 7/13/19 at Col by HP umpire James Hoye.Finished third in the BBWAA's National League Most Valuable Player Award voting and was 1 of 3 finalists in the Players Choice Awards category of Comeback Player of the Year...for the fourth time received the Ernie Lombardi Award as the Reds' Most Valuable Player...for the fifth time in 6 seasons received the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Tip O'Neill Award...fell 1 home run and 7 walks shy of joining Barry Bonds (4x), Ted Williams (3x) and Babe Ruth (2x) as the only players in Major League history to hit at least .300 with 30 home runs and 150 walks...established modern franchise records for walks (143), number of games reaching base at least twice (107) and total number of times reaching base via hit, walk or HBP (319)...he broke his own records, all set in 2013...from 8/11-10/2 reached base safely via hit, walk or HBP in 48 consecutive games (.357ba, .528obp), tying Pete Rose's single-season modern franchise record (6/12-8/2, 1978)... was the longest single-season streak in the Major Leagues since Kevin Millar reached safely in 52 straight in 2007 (6/20-8/25) and the longest in the NL since Barry Bonds' 58-game streak in 2003...from 7/10-7/28 reached base safely at least twice via hit, walk or hit by pitch in 15 consecutive apps, also a single-season franchise record (.500ba, 4 2b, 4hr, 9rbi, 17bb, 2hbp, .833slg, .642obp)...the club's previous single-season mark of 13 such games was shared by Joe Kelley (1903), Johnny Temple (1958), Pete Rose (1967) and Adam Dunn (2002)...after the All-Star break led the Major Leagues in hitting (.362), on-base percentage (.535) and walks (86) and ranked sixth in the majors in slugging percentage (.617)...the only other players since the advent of the All-Star Game to produce in either half of a season a .362 batting average, .535 on-base percentage and 1.152 OPS are Ted Williams (1941 post-ASG, .406ba, .583obp, 1.373ops) and Barry Bonds (2004 pre-ASG, .365ba, .628obp, 1.422ops)...for the season led the Major Leagues in walks...led the NL in walks for the fourth time in 5 seasons and came to within .002 of leading the league in on-base percentage for the fifth time in 6 years (.459, Bryce Harper .460)...overall ranked among the NL leaders in at least 16 statistical categories...led the club in apps, runs, walks, intentional walks (15), 2-hit games (42), 3-hit games (13) and multi-hit games (55)...also led the club batting both second (70g) and third (86) in the order... became only the third player in Reds history to produce at least 30 doubles in 7 seasons (Pete Rose, Vada Pinson)...overall reached safely in 144 of his 158 apps and fell 2g shy of his franchise record for number of games in a season reaching base (146, 2013)...reached base safely in at least 140g in a season for the third time (2011, 2013)...Rose (6x) and Frank Robinson are the only other Reds batters to reach base in 140g in any season...in addition to his 48-game on base streak, from 5/20-6/25 put together a 32-game on-base streak that when snapped ranked as the longest streak in the majors (.310ba, .424obp)...his 34 multi-walk games were a career high...14 times walked at least 3 times in a game, with a high of 4 walks on 7/31 vs Pit...his 38 walks in August were a club record for a calendar month (32, Joe Morgan, July 1979) and the most by any Major League batter since SF's Barry Bonds walked 40 times in September 2004...in the 11-2 win on 6/9 vs Phi produced his third career 3-homer game (4rbi, 4r), tying the club record he shares with 26 other players...is only the second Reds player (along with Johnny Bench) and 36th player in Major League history with at least three 3-homer games...also had a 2-homer game (4/10 vs StL)...on 5/24 at Cle hit his 250th career double (off Trevor Bauer)...on 7/4 vs Mil made his 900th career start next to 2B Brandon Phillips...on 7/25 at Col produced his 600th RBI (RBI-single off Chris Rusin)...from 8/28-9/7 produced a season-high 10-game hitting streak (.485, 3hr, 8rbi)...on 9/21 at StL walked (off Jaime Garcia) for the 136th time, setting a new single-season club record...in the 11th inning on 10/2 at Pit was hit by an Antonio Bastardo pitch to reach base for the 317th time, setting a new single-season club record...was ejected 3 times (5/6 at Pit by HP Chris Conroy, 8/2 vs Pit following a bench-clearing incident, 9/9 vs Pit by HP Bill Welke)...were the fifth, sixth and seventh ejections of his career...served 1-game suspensions on 5/9/g1 at WSox (for 5/6 ejection) and 9/18 at Mil (for 9/9 ejection, reduced from 2g).Was named to his fourth straight All-Star team and finished sixth in the BBWAA's Most Valuable Player Award voting...was a finalist for the Louisville Slugger Silver Slugger Award...during spring training was voted by fans the Face of Major League Baseball...for the third straight season was rated by opposing managers the National League's batter with the best strike zone judgment...established single-season club records for walks with 135 (132, Joe Morgan, 1975) and for times on base safely via hit, walk or HBP with 316 (311, Pete Rose, 1969), both the highest totals in the Major Leagues...his 135 walks are the most in the Major Leagues since Barry Bonds established the all-time record with 232 walks in 2004...for the third straight season led the National League in walks and for the fourth straight year led the NL in on-base percentage...since 1900 is the first batter in Reds history and the ninth player to lead the National League in walks for 3 straight seasons (Barry Bonds last, 2000-2004)...is the first Red and sixth player in Major League history to lead his league in on-base percentage for 4 straight years...is only the third batter in Reds history to record more than 100 walks in a season more than once (2011, 2013; Joe Morgan 6 times, Adam Dunn 5 times)...with his fifth walk on 9/23 vs NYM tied both the club record for walks in a game (Hughie Critz, 5/28/26 at StL & Johnny Bench, 7/22/79 at Chi) and Morgan's club record for walks in a season...reached base safely in 146 of his 162 apps, including a season-high streak of 38g (6/13-7/26)...from 9/23-9/25 vs NYM went hitless in 3 straight games for the only time all season and for the first time since 9/17-9/19, 2011...on 9/24 and 9/25 vs NYM, for the only time all season did not reach base safely in 2 consecutive games...became the first Reds player to appear in 162g since Aaron Boone in 2002...made 161 starts, his only game out of the lineup on 6/14 vs Mil but pinch hit and walked...finished the season with 999 career hits...his season-high 12-game hitting streak from 5/11-5/24 included 9 multi-hit games (24-47, .511, 2 2b, 4hr, 10rbi, 16r)...was NL Player of the Week for 5/13-5/19, his third weekly award, after leading the majors in hitting (.583) and on-base percentage (.655)...since 1933, the only 2 players in Major League history with at least 112 hits and 71 walks prior to the All-Star break are Votto (112h, 71bb in 2013) and Frank Thomas (1994, 116h, 84bb)...from 4/27-5/29 hit .486 during an 18-game road hitting streak...on 4/25 at Wsh homered off Gio Gonzalez for the Reds' only hit, the first Reds player to homer in an opposing team's 1-hitter since Jerry Hairston Jr. homered off SD's Mat Latos on 7/29/09...on 5/18 at Phi became only the fourth Reds player to reach base 6 times (4-4, 2bb) while hitting a homer (Frank Robinson, Pete Rose, Sean Casey)...produced his 500th RBI on 7/20 vs Pit and his 150th HR on 8/2 vs StL (3-run off Shelby Miller)...on 9/6 and 9/7 vs LAD followed his season-high 0-for-13 skid by reaching base safely in each of 9 straight plate apps, a new career high (4 hits, 5 walks)...in the National League's 3-0 All-Star Game loss at Citi Field went 0-for-2...in 2 starts at 1B and 1 start at DH for Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic went 2-for-9 (5bb, 5r).Was voted by his peers to his sixth All-Star team, the most All-Star apps ever by a player born in Canada (Larry Walker, 5)...in the bottom of the 10th inning of the American League's 8-6 win at Nationals Park, hit a solo HR off Tor's J.A.