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BARRY LARKIN RETIRES Sportz Reds baseball Bunch. Back to Journal barry larkin is probably the greatest Cincinnati Reds player since the Big Red Machine fell apart after the http://journals.aol.com/sportzassassin/SportzRedsBaseballBunch/entries/1004
Extractions: Pitchers, catchers and Ken Griffey reported to the Reds spring training facility in Sarasota, Florida. Soon, the other position players will follow. But, for the first time in two decades...#11 wonât be out there. #11....Barry Larkin....has officially retired. Barry Larkin is probably the greatest Cincinnati Reds player since the Big Red Machine fell apart after the 70s [Eric Davis may be the best talent since then]. Larkin didnât really throw up those ungodly numbers that Alex Rodriguez or Nomar Garciaparra put up....but he was solid at the plate, on the basepaths and with the glove. He was excellent in the clubhouse....becoming the Reds first captain since David Concepcion [the guy Larkin replaced]. He is a Cincinnati native. Raised in Cincy and played for his hometown team for 19 seasons....12 of those seasons he was an All Star. Winning an MVP award and a World Series ring along the way. Nine Silver Sluggers and three Gold Gloves. Heâs played more seasons for the Reds than anyone.
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Nationals Get Ready To Take The Field (washingtonpost.com) larkin Joins Front Office as Assistant. By barry Svrluga One baseball source reiterated yesterday that there has been significant interest in outfielder http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A21206-2005Feb13.html
Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Print Edition Sports ... E-Mail This Article Top News Sports What is RSS? All RSS Feeds By Barry Svrluga Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, February 14, 2005; Page D01 VIERA, Fla., Feb. 13 The door to Jim Bowden's office, the one adorned with a Louisville Slugger, was closed Sunday morning, and things were quiet on the fourth floor of Space Coast Stadium. As backup catcher Gary Bennett jogged up and down the left field line, nearly everyone in the Washington Nationals' front office tried to sneak in a final day away from the park before the grind of spring training begins Tuesday, when pitchers and catchers report. But what happened in the ensuing hours was an indication of how Bowden and therefore, the Nationals could work as the team builds toward Washington's first season with baseball since 1971. Just after noon, the Nationals swapped outfield prospects with the Chicago White Sox, giving up 23-year-old Jerry Owens for Alex Escobar, 26, who was once the top prospect in the New York Mets' system. And three hours later, they hired former Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin whom Bowden had courted as a player to be a special assistant to the general manager, with a wide variety of scouting and developmental responsibilities.
The Washington Nationals Washington Post staff writer barry Svrluga talked baseball in the nation s capital. 309 row 7 Any truth to the barry larkin Returns rumors? http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2005/07/15/DI20050715013
Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'liveonline'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Live Discussions Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article Top News Live Discussions What is RSS? All RSS Feeds Transcript Barry Svrluga Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, July 20, 2005; 2:00 PM Washington Post staff writer Barry Svrluga talks baseball in the nation's capital every Wednesday. The transcript follows Recent Discussion Transcripts Miss a show? Read recent discussion transcripts Have questions about Live Online? Find answers in our new interactive FAQ Barry Svrluga: Greetings, Nationals fans. A much-needed win in the summer heat last night, and John Patterson showed exactly how dominant he can be in eight shutout innings. Yes, he's only 4-2. But did you realize his ERA is down to 2.69? There are four National League Starters with better ERAs. Their names? Roger Clemens, Chris Carpenter, Roy Oswalt and Pedro Martinez.
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Extractions: Any predictions? savafan 03-16-2003, 04:27 AM I'm putting my money on Barry Larkin...a storybook beginning to a storybook season. 03-16-2003, 07:50 AM Juan Castro GAC 03-16-2003, 07:58 AM Brandon Larson RANDY IN CHAR NC 03-16-2003, 08:32 AM Aaron Boone KittyDuran 03-16-2003, 09:04 AM I'd say Casey - to keep the streak going since he "baptized" Miller and PNC Park with first hits. jml 03-16-2003, 10:35 AM Kearns!!!
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Extractions: more more more jeff [at] districtofbaseball [dot] com Submitted by Jeff on Thu, 09/15/2005 - 6:47am. It wasn't a surprise to Esteban Loaiza. "You know how he gets," he told the Post. "Guillen is Guillen." That was a reference to an equipment-throwing tirade by the volatile outfielder after being tossed in the top of the fifth for arguing balls and strikes. While it was an embarrassment, it wasn't a distraction: later in the inning Preston Wilson and Vinny Castilla broke a 3-3 tie with back to back home runs, powering the Nats to a 6-3 win over the Mets Important milestone #1: the win was the 75th this season for the Nats, matching the season totals that several bloggers, myself included
Barry Larkin Announces Retirement 40year-old barry larkin has announced that he will be retiring from baseball, after a 19-year-long career played entirely for the Cincinnati Reds. http://www.shortnews.com/web/id/46178/u_id/56602/x_id/Barry Larkin Announces Ret
Larkin Defying Father Time barry larkin has a body like you see on the cover of those men s fitness magazines. larkin is the oldest starting shortstop in baseball and one of only http://reds.enquirer.com/2001/04/08/red_larkin_defying.html
Extractions: ZOOM MILWAUKEE Barry Larkin has a body like you see on the cover of those men's fitness magazines. Washboard abs. Sculptured chest. Lean, muscular limbs. He feels good. That's good, because Larkin is about to enter uncharted territory. He turns 37 on April 28. Thirty-seven is young if you're trying to buy life insurance or climb the corporate ladder. But if you're a major-league shortstop, it's old, bordering on ancient. Larkin is the oldest starting shortstop in baseball and one of only seven over 30. The average age of the National League shortstops? Twenty-five. A look at Hall of Fame shortstops and future Hall of Famers shows how they drop off in production in their late 30s. Phil Rizzuto hit .271 at 36 and .195 at 37. Luis Aparicio hit .313 at 36 and .232 at 37. Pee Wee Reese hit .308 at 36 and .257 at 38. Arky Vaughn retired at 36, Lou Boudreau at 35. Ernie Banks moved from shortstop to first base at 30. Cal Ripken went from short to third at 37. Robin Young moved to center field before he turned 30.
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Baseball Musings: Barry Bye-Bye It looks like barry larkin is about to retire. larkin s doing a number of nonbaseball activities this winter. None of those pursuits, you might notice, http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/008285.php
Extractions: Main January 28, 2005 Barry Bye-Bye It looks like Barry Larkin is about to retire . Larkin's doing a number of non-baseball activities this winter: None of those pursuits, you might notice, have anything to do with playing shortstop in the major leagues. Does this mean Larkin's playing career is officially over? He won't say those words directly, but it doesn't take much reading between the lines to determine the answer to that question. "I'm doing what I want to do," Larkin said over the telephone from Florida. "I have a lot of oars in the water and there's a lot of things that I'm doing. One thing I'm not doing is sitting around at home worrying about baseball or about anything, for that matter." Larkin has not had a great season this decade. Although it appears that some teams would like to employee him, he's not comfortable playing anywhere but Cincinnati: But Larkin still expressed a desire to play shortstop every day for someone and vowed to explore his options. As it turned out, most of the discussions he had about playing somewhere other than his hometown were internal. "I really didn't know where I was on that," he said. "I didn't press the issue, and I kind of waited to see if it would go one way or the other. I never woke up and said OK, I can do it, I can go play for another team and feel good about it, representing another organization.
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Extractions: Main February 13, 2005 On a Larkin Barry Larkin has retired . He'll be joining the Washington Nationals front office, which is looking like a home for old Reds: In the Nationals' front office, Larkin is joining a former Reds' manager, Bob Boone, and teammate, pitcher Jose Rijo, as special assistants to Bowden. Posted by David Pinto at 04:34 PM Players TrackBack (0) Comments Hopefully by retiring this year and Clemens playing an extra year, Larkin will be able to slip into the Hall, where he belongs, before the competition gets too tough. Larkin, Edgar, and McGriff all eligible in the same year. Should be among the most interesting Hall of Fame votes in a while. Posted by: Man of Leisure at February 13, 2005 11:19 PM Living here in Cincinnati I wish Barry only the best in the future. However, I don't think he'll make it in the HoF for a while. The amount of playing time he missed due to various nagging injuries hurts his career totals. Posted by: LargeBill at February 14, 2005 01:05 PM Having grown up in Cincy I am proud to have had Larkin with the Reds. My deepest regards for a happy future and enshrinement in the HoF. Posted by: bigken at February 14, 2005 04:35 PM
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Extractions: H W B T : R Yrs G AB R H HR RBI SB BA Barry Larkin biography on Baseball Almanac for complete statistics. Barry Larkin, a 12-time All-Star in his 19-year career in the major leagues, decided to retire prior to the 2005 season. He has taken a job in the front office of the Washington Nationals. Larkin had considered playing another season in the major leagues, but he wanted to finish his playing career with the Reds. Cincinnati, however, had opted to go with younger players during the 2005 season. Larkin had received offers from other clubs but decided to retire instead of pursuing them. In his career, Larkin his .295 with 198 home runs, 960 RBI and 379 stolen bases. He was the National League MVP in 1995 when he hit .319 with 15 home runs, 66 RBI and 51 stolen bases. He won the Gold Glove in 1994, 1995 and 1996.
