( CNN ) -- Longtime Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin was voted into baseball 's Hall of Fame on Monday , the major leagues announced . Larkin was the only player voted into the Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers ' Association of America this year . He will be inducted this summer , along with the late Chicago Cubs third baseman and broadcaster Ron Santo , who was chosen by baseball 's Golden Era Committee in December . Larkin , 47 , spent his entire 19-season career in his native Cincinnati and was part of the Reds lineup that won the World Series in 1990 . He was the National League most valuable player in 1995 and retired in 2004 , with a .295 career batting average and 198 home runs .
Reds played 19 seasons in hometown Chicago . Larkin was part of the Reds ' the World Series championship team in 1995 . He won the National League MVP award in 1990 .