News about the website, and news on Miguel Perez and Joey Votto

Well after about a year of doing this site through blogger.com I have decided to make a move with the website. It looks like the site will be moving over to Most Valuable Network as a part of their entire sports coverage. I like what they have done over there recently, and they approached me about starting to cover the Reds system for them. What that means though is if you have an RSS feed to this site, you will want to check for updates for when the switch is made and Redsminorleagues.com switches over to the MVN format, and then update your RSS feeder. Also, if you have the site bookmarked through the blogger address, you will need to pay attention for the switch and update your bookmarks. This process of getting everything set up could take a week or two, but changes are on the way, and hopefully they are for the better.

Now, as for the minor league news for the day, check below.

Reds.com has an article up about Miguel Perez and how he is recovering from his surgery.

The Hardball Times had this to say about Joey Votto:

Joey Votto
23 years old | Cincinnati Reds
Votto improved all facets of his offensive game in 2006. He made contact often enough to hit over .300, walked frequently enough to post an OBP over .400, and launched a career-high 22 home runs for Double-A Chattanooga. Votto earned MVP honors in the Southern League and is now the heir apparent at first base for Cincinnati. Of Votto's 22 home runs in 2006, 15 went to right field, so he should have no trouble maintaining his power production when he has a shot at Great American Ball Park's cozy right field.

Check out the entire article by clicking here and going to The Hardball Times.