On July 22, 2012, Reds legend Barry Larkin was officially inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame during the annual induction ceremony in Cooperstown, New York.
Larkin’s Hall of Fame career included:
• 12× All-Star
• 1995 NL MVP
• First shortstop in MLB history with a 30 HR / 30 SB season
He also remains one of just nine players in MLB history with at least 2,300 career hits, 350 stolen bases, 150 home runs, and a career OPS+ of 115 or better.
• Barry Bonds — 2,935 H | 762 HR | 514 SB | 182 OPS+
• Joe Morgan — 2,517 H | 268 HR | 689 SB | 132 OPS+
• Bobby Abreu — 2,470 H | 288 HR | 400 SB | 128 OPS+
• Rickey Henderson — 3,055 H | 297 HR | 1,406 SB | 127 OPS+
• Tim Raines — 2,605 H | 170 HR | 808 SB | 123 OPS+
• Paul Molitor — 3,319 H | 234 HR | 504 SB | 122 OPS+
• Roberto Alomar — 2,724 H | 210 HR | 474 SB | 116 OPS+
• Barry Larkin — 2,340 H | 198 HR | 379 SB | 116 OPS+
• Derek Jeter — 3,465 H | 260 HR | 358 SB | 115 OPS+
Data via Baseball Reference / Stathead