For the second time in three years – and solely the third time ever – two s have been acknowledged as the highest defenders at their respective positions.
Second baseman Brice Turang and left fielder Jackson Chourio have been named Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners within the Nationwide League on Sunday, Nov. 1.
It was Turang's second Gold Glove and Chourio's first.
Turang, who gained his first Gold Glove in 2024 and was earned a Platinum Glove as the highest total defender within the NL, turns into the third Brewers participant to win a number of awards and the primary since first baseman Cecil Cooper in 1979 and 1980.
The 26-year-old, who beat out fellow finalists Brandon Lowe of the s and JJ Wetherholt of the s, completed fifth within the majors amongst all gamers with 19 defensive runs saved and sixth with 14 defensive runs saved as measured by Main League Baseball.
Turang additionally completed second within the majors and first amongst all infielders with 23 defensive runs saved, a differing metric.
All three signify profession highs for the fourth-year professional who can also be coming off a monster 12 months on the plate and is for certain to earn some down-ballot votes for the NL Most Beneficial Participant Award.
Turang stays the one second baseman in Brewers historical past to win a Gold Glove.
Chourio, in the meantime, beat out four-time winner Ian Happ of the Chicago Cubs and Daylen Lile of the Washington Nationals after delivering what rated as simply the third-year professional's finest defensive season.
Chourio, 22, ranked forty eighth within the majors amongst all gamers with seven outs above common and thirty ninth with seven runs prevented. Amongst left fielders, Chourio's seven outs above common have been one behind the majors' chief, Chandler Simpson of the Tampa Bay Rays.
With 13 defensive runs saved, Chourio completed 14th total, seventh amongst all outfielders and second amongst left fielders.
Chourio additionally had eight outfield assists.
The Gold Glove represents a serious step ahead for Chourio, who had rated out as common to barely above common in his earlier two seasons.
Chourio is the fifth Brewers outfielder to win a Gold Glove, becoming a member of Sal Frelick in 2024, Lorenzo Cain in 2019, Carlos Gómez in 2013 and Sixto Lezcano in 1979.
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