Major League Baseball announced the 2026 Rawlings Gold Glove winners Sunday night, with Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong capturing his second consecutive National League honor. Crow-Armstrong, who also won in 2025 and is a leading candidate for NL MVP, posted a +26 Fielding Runs Value (FRV) — the fifth-best single-season mark since the metric began in 2016 and the second-best by a non-catcher.
American League Winners
Catcher: Dillon Dingler (Tigers); First Base: Christian Walker (Astros); Second Base: Cole Young (Mariners); Shortstop: Taylor Walls (Rays); Third Base: Caleb Durbin (Red Sox); Left Field: Cody Bellinger (Yankees); Center Field: Ceddanne Rafaela (Red Sox); Right Field: Wilyer Abreu (Red Sox); Pitcher: Tanner Bibee (Guardians); Utility: Ezequiel Duran (Rangers).
National League Winners
Catcher: Gabriel Moreno (Diamondbacks); First Base: Matt Olson (Braves); Second Base: Brice Turang (Brewers); Shortstop: Geraldo Perdomo (Diamondbacks); Third Base: Alex Bregman (Cubs); Left Field: Jackson Chourio (Brewers); Center Field: Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs); Right Field: Corbin Carroll (Diamondbacks); Pitcher: Nolan McLean (Mets); Utility: Mauricio Dubón (Braves).
The Boston Red Sox and Arizona Diamondbacks each had three winners, leading all clubs. Voting was split 75% managers/coaches and 25% statistical component, with postseason performance not considered.
