(Reuters) - Barry Larkin, a Cincinnati kid who became a 12-time All-Star shortstop and won a World Series with his hometown Reds, was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in results announced ...

Baseball Hall of Fame season kicks into gear this weekend with the announcement of voting results from the Hall's Contemporary Era Committee. Convening at this year's annual winter meetings in Orlando ...

Wittenmyer & Williams is a regular point/counterpoint column from Enquirer Reds reporter Gordon Wittenmyer and sports columnist Jason Williams. This week, they dive into the correlation between the ...

Barry Larkin played his entire 19 year MLB career with the Cincinnati Reds, a feat rarely accomplished in today's day in age. Originally drafted by the Reds in the 1982 MLD Draft, Larkin chose to ...

Barry Bonds’ chances of making the Baseball Hall of Fame appear to be dead once and for all. The Hall of Fame on Sunday announced the results from the 2025 round of balloting by the Contemporary ...