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Baseball Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst Barry Larkin said his son, University of Miami basketball player Shane Larkin, will declare for the NBA draft.
Late Chicago Cubs great Ron Santo and 12-time All-Star shortstop Barry Larkin of the Cincinnati Reds Sunday were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Shortstop Barry Larkin, who played his 19-year major league career with Cincinnati, has been voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, it was announced Monday.
Outfielders Ruben Sierra and Bernie Williams are among 13 names added to the ball sent to voters for the Baseball Hall of Fame, it was announced Wednesday.
Former Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin ended his 19-year major league career Sunday and joined Washington as special assistant to the general manager.
Barry Larkin's 19-year stint with the Cincinnati Reds ended Tuesday when the club refused to offer arbitration on the former National League MVP.
The Cincinnati Reds have decided not to re-sign veteran shortstop Barry Larkin.
The Cincinnati Reds reported Monday night on their Web site that Barry Larkin will not play for the team in 2004.
If shortstop Barry Larkin wants to continue his major league playing days in 2004, it appears it will not be in Cincinnati.
For the second time this season, the Cincinnati Reds have placed veteran shortstop Barry Larkin on the disabled list with a calf injury.
