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The son of MLB Hall of Famer Barry Larkin, Shane Larkin led the Miami Hurricanes to their first ACC regular-season and conference championships this year and took them to the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16, where their run ended Thursday with a 71-61 loss to Marquette in Washington.
Japan trailed 3-2 before adding three runs in the top of the eighth inning in front of a crowd of 28,181 at the Fukuoka Dome.
Japan will look to replace the likes of Ichiro Suzuki and Yu Darvish with a new generation of young talent as it bids to capture a third straight World Baseball Classic title.
A sophomore this season, Barry Larkin's son has blossomed into perhaps the best point guard in the Atlantic Coast Conference. He's a major reason the Hurricanes are ranked No. 8 and take a 9-0 league record into Saturday's game against North Carolina.
The Reds started a countdown to a 2015 All-Star game on Wednesday by breaking out the bunting and bursting into a standing ovation.
Barry Larkin wants to keep baseball's most exclusive club clean.
Barry Larkin wants to keep baseball's most exclusive club clean.
Former Cincinnati Reds star Barry Larkin has been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Bud Selig said after his last contract that he would retire from baseball. Three years later, he's about to to see his term as commissioner get extended yet again.
Still glowing over his election to the Hall of Fame, Barry Larkin was asked about next year's sure-to-be-controversial vote: the first appearances of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa on the Cooperstown ballot.
Barry Larkin joined with Cal Ripken Jr. in transforming shortstop into a position for powerful bats, not just great gloves. Now he's following Ripken into the Hall of Fame.
Still glowing over his election to the Hall of Fame, Barry Larkin was asked about next year's sure-to-be-controversial vote: the first appearances of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa on the Cooperstown ballot.
Barry Larkin was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame on Monday with plenty of room to spare.
Barry Larkin has been elected to baseball's Hall of Fame.
Barry Larkin received 51.6 percent of the votes when he appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time in 2010, then got 62.1 percent last year.
"It's an incredible experience," Barry Larkin said during halftime at Verizon Center, sporting a green Hurricanes ball cap. "I'm just glad to be a part of it. It's been interesting to see this year develop and see the team play. I'm really proud, proud of how he's playing and how he's handling his success."
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"That's one of the things I'm most proud of is how he's kind of handled everything and how he's going about his job," Barry Larkin said. "He's committed, I've seen him take over a leadership role and I've really seen him mature as a young man."
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