Joey Votto recalls no-hitter on Sunday Night Baseball appearance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 12:55 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
During his recent appearance on NBC's Sunday Night Baseball, Joey Votto spoke about a painful moment from his career, recalling the 2010 no-hitter he and the Cincinnati Reds experienced against Roy Halladay at Citizens Bank Park. This memory surfaced as Votto discussed perceptions of his career after 17 seasons with the Reds. He emphasized that fans of the Philadelphia Phillies might recognize him due to that game, but not for positive reasons. Votto also mentioned Boston Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony as a current player who reminds him of himself.
- •Votto appeared on Sunday Night Baseball with Bob Costas on July 26.
- •He recalled the 2010 no-hitter by Roy Halladay as a painful memory for Reds fans.
- •Halladay no-hit the Reds in his first postseason appearance.
- •Votto played for the Cincinnati Reds for 17 seasons.
- •He compared himself to Red Sox outfielder Roman Anthony in a recent interview.
- 12:55 AMYahoo Sports — Joey Votto mentions painful Reds memory on Sunday Night Baseball
""Any Philly fan knows the Reds because we were no-hit on this field vs. Roy Halladay in 2010," Joey Votto said on NBC's Sunday Night Baseball.
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