Barry Larkin: "You're trained if that ball is gonna handcuff you as that first cut-off man, you let it go. Matt McLain was ...

Brian Kenny is joined by Hall of Famer Barry Larkin to discuss his time in the league with Dave Parker and more ...

CINCINNATI — Will Barry Larkin be the next manager of the Cincinnati Reds? The on Sunday night. Larkin is one of a plethora of options they could look at to replace Bell.

Barry Larkin would be a Met. A trade had been agreed upon, and the career-long Red was eager to join the 2000 Mets for the playoff push. Larkin just had to check one detail with then-GM Steve Phill… ...

Barry Larkin entered the Baseball Hall of Fame as a Cincinnati Red, but now he’s trying to bring MLB to his adopted hometown of Orlando. (AP file) ...

WEBVTT THE BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME; BARRY LARKIN. IN A WESH 2 NEWS EXCLUSIVE WE GO TO THE BALLPARK TO SEE HOW THE HALL OF FAMER IS HELPING MOLD THE NEXT GENERATION. 19 YEARS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES ...

Barry Louis Larkin was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 28, 1964. He graduated from Cincinnati's Archbishop Moeller High School in 1982 where he played baseball, football and basketball.

On Larkin's birthday (April 28), the zoo announced that it selected Larkin as the name for its six-week-old African penguin. "There are several Cincinnati Reds fans on the bird team, including me ...

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic — Barry Larkin was a Hall of Fame baseball player. He knows what it takes to win. He also knows the challenge of learning something new as an athlete, so he ...

During his 19-year career, Barry Larkin wasn't a flashy player like Ozzie Smith was. But Larkin was, without a doubt, a Hall of Fame player.

Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame tomorrow. Playing his entire career with the Reds, Larkin compiled a .295 career batting average with 198 ...

” Last season, Barry made it to only about 10 Mavericks games, but plans to be at the Garden a lot more. “Bristol [Conn., home of ESPN] is a lot closer to New York than Dallas,’’ Larkin said.