MLB fans ask Joey Votto to concentrate on baseball after he reveals his Taylor Swift-inspired walk-up song list

On Saturday, Joey Votto revealed his new walk-up song list, which features multiple Taylor Swift songs. He took to Twitter to share his list with his fans, who immediately slammed him.

Many asked Votto to concentrate on his game rather than his walk-up songs.

That said, others reacted positively and asked Votto if he would take suggestions for the other games too. Some Swifties even encouraged him to choose the song "Red."

Votto tweeted:

"Alright, thanks for today's suggestions. Tomorrow's lineup: All Too Well (10 min version) from 1:30, Cruel Summer from the 28-second mark, Shake it Off at the 40-second mark, and Mean at the 32-second mark. Whatcha think?"

Here are some of the reactions:

Being the first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds, Votto perhaps should have picked the song "Red."

Joey Votto reaches 2,000 career games

Reds veteran Joey Votto surpassed a significant milestone recently, after playing his 2,000th career game - all with the Reds. Votto has a .297 lifetime average, 345 home runs, and 1114 RBI. In those 2,000 games, he has 2,098 hits.

A six-time All-Star, Gold Glove winner, and an MVP, Votto has had a Hall of Fame career. Votto has led the league in walks five times, on-base percentage seven times, and OPS twice. He is the Canadian player with the most games played and is the 248th player in MLB history to play 2,000 games.

The San Diego Padres are now 1 1/2 games ahead of the Reds (65-55) in the final NL Wild Card position race.