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Larkin won the Gold Glove Award from 1994-96, was the NL's MVP in 1995, and has been a 12-time All-Star: in the 1988-91, 1993-97, 1999, 2000, and 2004 seasons. He became the first major league shortstop to join the 30-30 club when he had 33 home runs and 36 stolen bases in 1996. In his 18-year career with Cincinnati, Larkin batted for a .295 batting average, with 2340 hits, 198 home runs, 960 runs batted in, 1329 runs scored and 379 stolen bases. Baseball historian and expert Bill James has called Larkin one of the greatest shortstops of all time, ranking him #6 all time in his New Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract.
This road gray Cincinnati Reds vest was worn by shortstop Barry Larkin during the 1999 baseball season. Tagged on the tail with a Russell Athletic size 46 wash tag, a 100% polyester flag tag, a tapered body flag tag and a paper fiber "Property of Cincinnati Reds 99" tag. Signed by Larkin on the shoulder in black. Jersey exhibits good evidence of game use, primarily in the form of wash wear (puckering and loose threads from extensive laundering). An excellent example displaying nice use from one of the most exciting offensive shortstops of his era. Consigned by Rob Steinmetz.View Lot Detail page
This road gray Cincinnati Reds vest was worn by shortstop Barry Larkin during the 1999 baseball season. Tagged on the tail with a Russell Athletic size 46 wash tag, a 100% polyester flag tag, a tapered body flag tag and a paper fiber "Property of Cincinnati Reds 99" tag. Signed by Larkin on the shoulder in black. Jersey exhibits good evidence of game use, primarily in the form of wash wear (puckering and loose threads from extensive laundering). An excellent example displaying nice use from one of the most exciting offensive shortstops of his era. Consigned by Rob Steinmetz.View Lot Detail page