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Joey Votto homered in his fourth consecutive game and celebrated with a salsa dance

By Michael Clair

Joey Votto started the season slowly. The player with perhaps the greatest batting eye was hitting only .236 without an extra-base hit through April 15th. But the first baseman has been heating up, and he homered in his fourth consecutive game in the Reds' 15-9 win against the Twins on Friday night. 
How does one celebrate that run of success? Well, with a salsa dance of course: 

If you're wondering where Votto got the idea, you can thank the man who was standing by the dugout, Eugenio Suárez. The salsa dance is his go-to dance move, as evidenced below: 

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