Joey Votto approves of Barry Larkin’s rant about Reds needing change

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Former Cincinnati Reds great Joey Votto shared his opinion about National Baseball Hall of Famer and Reds analyst Barry Larkin‘s rant that followed a 9-1 loss in the team’s series finale against the Chicago Cubs, their final game of the season at Great American Ball Park.

“Captain Lark 100 (emoji),” Votto tweeted.

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Barry Larkin slammed the Reds as ‘so, so far behind’ playoff contenders

“I think these last three weeks of baseball playing against some of the better teams that are going to be going to the postseason really illustrate how far we are behind at this big-league level,” Larkin said during the broadcast. “Change has to happen. This city deserves better than that, and I know every player down there feels that. But something has to give. We have to get better because we are so, so far behind.”

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Cincinnati Reds pitcher Brady Singer (51) throws a pitch in the first inning of a MLB game between the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at Great American Ball Park in downtown Cincinnati.

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During a June Reds.TV broadcast, Larkin insisted that Cincinnati needs and deserves another championship.

Barry Larkin waves to the crowd during returning inductee introductions at the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2026 induction ceremony at the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, New York.

Barry Larkin waves to the crowd during returning inductee introductions at the Baseball Hall of Fame’s 2026 induction ceremony at the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, New York.

Votto appeared Sept. 21 on MLB Network’s “MLB Now,” and had a spirited discussion with former Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon.

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