The 2012 Baseball Hall of Fame class has been decided, with star shortstop Barry Larkin the only candidate to warrant a plaque in Cooperstown. Larkin's résumé speaks for itself: 19 years in the majors, 12 All-Star appearances, nine Silver Sluggers, three Gold Gloves and a bevy of other accolades too lengthy to list. He's lucky he got in before the absolutely loaded 2013 class; players like Jack Morris and Tim Raines will now have a much more difficult time of it in the coming years.

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