Joey Votto discusses career habits during Reds and Cubs broadcast
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Last updated Aug 31, 2026

During the series finale between the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs, analyst Joey Votto revealed he has never consumed a nacho in his lifetime. The conversation occurred during an NBC Sunday Night Baseball broadcast while discussing food habits with Anthony Rizzo and play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti. Votto suggested he may eventually sample the concession item in the future. Beyond his dietary habits, Votto touched on his professional approach, noting that he did not rely on hitting coaches throughout his career. The broadcast also covered his pregame interaction with Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz and his personal history with Wrigley Field. Votto continues his transition into broadcasting following his career in Major League Baseball.
- •Joey Votto admitted he has never eaten a nacho.
- •The conversation took place during an NBC broadcast of a Reds-Cubs game.
- •Votto stated he historically preferred to work without hitting coaches.
- •The former first baseman has discussed his career memories during his recent broadcast appearances.
- 1:03 AMYahoo Sports — Joey Votto says he's 'never had a nacho in my entire life'
""I've never had a nacho in my entire life, guys," former Reds great Joey Votto said during the Reds-Cubs broadcast. "I know. I'm a nacho virgin."
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