1 hr. ago
Former Cincinnati Reds great Joey Votto tweeted that he'll be part of NBC's Sunday Night Baseball broadcast of the Reds' game August 30 against the Cubs in Chicago.
"I'm doing Reds/Cubs next Sunday," Votto tweeted. "Tell me something I didn't need to know about the game."
"Give me one SFW word I need to sneak in on air," Votto added via Twitter. He tweeted a poll with the choices of "who dey" and "bangs" and added, "It's up to you now."
In July, Votto explained during NBC's Sunday Night Baseball broadcast why he's never visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.
Votto also was asked while making his NBC Sunday Night Baseball debut July 26 whether he ever lobbied to play the outfield, and he mentioned a painful memory.
#votto #night
"I'm doing Reds/Cubs next Sunday," Votto tweeted. "Tell me something I didn't need to know about the game."
"Give me one SFW word I need to sneak in on air," Votto added via Twitter. He tweeted a poll with the choices of "who dey" and "bangs" and added, "It's up to you now."
In July, Votto explained during NBC's Sunday Night Baseball broadcast why he's never visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.
Votto also was asked while making his NBC Sunday Night Baseball debut July 26 whether he ever lobbied to play the outfield, and he mentioned a painful memory.
#votto #night
4 days ago
Former Cincinnati Reds great Joey Votto generated buzz on social media with his responses to questions on "MLB Now" from MLB Network's Brian Kenny about whether he's interested in working for his former team.
Votto's response to the question about becoming the Reds' GM sounded drenched in sarcasm, but you be the judge.
"Do you want to coach or manage or get back in the game officially?" Kenny asked Votto.
"No, I don't," Votto replied. "Thank you for the confidence. It's very kind. Any time you're wanted, it's an honor. But I get to do this. I get to come here and hang out. And, no I'm just not motivated to hop on a plane and head all over the country. And, most importantly, to serve the hitter, you have to spend time in the minor leagues."
"How about front office?" Kenny asked Votto.
#kenny #asked #cincinnati #joey
Votto's response to the question about becoming the Reds' GM sounded drenched in sarcasm, but you be the judge.
"Do you want to coach or manage or get back in the game officially?" Kenny asked Votto.
"No, I don't," Votto replied. "Thank you for the confidence. It's very kind. Any time you're wanted, it's an honor. But I get to do this. I get to come here and hang out. And, no I'm just not motivated to hop on a plane and head all over the country. And, most importantly, to serve the hitter, you have to spend time in the minor leagues."
"How about front office?" Kenny asked Votto.
#kenny #asked #cincinnati #joey
2 months ago
Larvotto Resources has signed a binding offtake agreement with Glencore for the sale of gold concentrate from the Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project in New South Wales, Australia.
The deal covers the project's gold concentrate production for the first seven years of operation.
Larvotto announced that commissioning and first production at Hillgrove are scheduled for August 2026, with the project adhering to both budget and timeline.
Under the agreement, Glencore will purchase approximately 15,000 dry tonnes per annum (dtpa) of gold concentrate.
The arrangement is structured on a mine-gate basis, ***** igning Glencore responsibility for logistics from the site to the final customer.
The deal covers the project's gold concentrate production for the first seven years of operation.
Larvotto announced that commissioning and first production at Hillgrove are scheduled for August 2026, with the project adhering to both budget and timeline.
Under the agreement, Glencore will purchase approximately 15,000 dry tonnes per annum (dtpa) of gold concentrate.
The arrangement is structured on a mine-gate basis, ***** igning Glencore responsibility for logistics from the site to the final customer.