Barry Larkin Biography
Barry Larkin is a renowned retired American professional baseball player who played shortstop for the Cincinnati Reds of Major League Baseball (MLB) from 1986 to 2004. As of now, he has been working on Fox Sports Ohio since February 2021 as an analyst at the Reds’ television broadcast team.
Barry Larkin Age
Barry Larkin was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the United States on April 28, 1964. He is 59 years old.
Barry Larkin Height
Barry stands at a moderate height of 6 feet 0 inches/Approximately 1.82 m.
Barry Larkin Education
Barry finished his high school course at Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati. Then he agreed to take up a football scholarship to the Campus of Michigan to play for coach Bo Schembechler, but after his first freshman year, Larkin decided to play baseball widely.
Barry Larkin Family
Barry’s parents are Robert and Shirley Larkin. He has four siblings namely Robin, Stephen, Byron, and Michael. His brother Stephen Larkin served as a professional baseball player and made one game with the Reds to the major leagues, Bryon Larkin Barry’s other brother became the color commentator on Xavier basketball radio broadcasts and a second-team All-American basketball player at Xavier Campus, and Mike his eldest brother, worked in 1985 as a captain of the Campus of Notre Dame’s football team.
Barry Larkin Wife
Barry is a married man to Lisa Larkin, they exchanged vows in 1990. Together they have three kids named Brielle D’Shea and Cymber, and a son named Shane. The family stays in Orlando, Florida. Shane their son played two seasons at the Campus of Miami before to declaring himself eligible for the 2013 NBA Draft.
Barry Larkin Salary
Barry annually receives a salary of $86,301.
Barry Larkin’s Net Worth
Barry’s estimated net worth is $1 million.
Barry Larkin Career
After his retirement, he worked as the general manager of the Washington Nationals organization as a special assistant. During his tenure there, he worked under previous Reds general manager Jim Bowden. He had hoped to serve for the Reds, but it got announced on USA Today that his 2003 contract disagreement with Allen eliminated that chance.
In 2008, he signed with the MLB Network to work as a studio analyst. In the 2004 season, he retired and worked for the Washington Nationals for many years in a front-office position until Barry joined ESPN as a baseball analyst. He served the American team in the 2009 World Baseball Classic as a coach and also managed the Brazilian national team in 2013 for the same event.
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