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Predictions for Gold Glove Winners At Each Position in AL & NL

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Robert Alexander Marcello

Sep 03, 2016

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Predictions for Gold Glove Winners At Each Position in AL & NL

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The Gold Glove Award is given to a player at each position in both the American and National League for the best fielding percentage. Here are my predictions for Gold Glove winners in both the NL & AL.

AL Gold Glove winners

Pitcher- Trevor Bauer

Trevor Bauer has a fielding percentage of 1.000. He has 13 putouts and 13 assist. This is very important for pitchers to field well because it is an easy out every time when you’re a good fielder.

Catcher- Russell Martin

Martin has a fielding percentage of .998. He has 805 putouts and 45 assists. Runners on base are afraid to run on him because he has a quick arm. He’s played in 104 games this season witch is second behind Salvador Perez in the AL.

1^st base- Miguel Cabrera

Cabrera has a fielding percentage of .996. He has 1,006 putouts and 80 assists. Cabrera is by far the best 1^st basemen in baseball. You can rely on him to make so many plays.

2^nd base- Robinson Cano

Cano has a fielding percentage of .997. He has 241 putouts and 346 assists. Cano continues to play great at 2^nd base. He makes his team better and doesn’t take many days off.

3^rd base- Evan Longoria

Longoria has a fielding percentage of .980. He has 76 putouts and 212 assists. Longoria has played well consistently at 3^rd base for almost 10 years and is a lifetime Rays player.

Shortstops- Francisco Lindor

Lindor has a fielding percentage of .984. He has 180 putouts and 376 assists. He is one of the many reasons why the Indians are going to make the postseason. Lindor is a young player that has made a huge impact in Cleveland.

Left Field- Alex Gordon

Gordon has a fielding percentage of .995. He has 181 putouts and 6 assists. Gordon has made the Royals one of the best defensive teams in baseball.

Center Field- Jackie Bradley Jr.

Bradley Jr. has a fielding percentage of .990. He has 294 putouts and 12 assists. JBJ has made a huge impact for the Red Sox.

Right Field- Mookie Betts

Mookie has a fielding percentage of .997. He has 276 putouts and 11 assists. Betts is the best right fielder in the AL because of his speed.

NL Gold Glove winners

Pitcher- Madison Bumgarner

Bumgarner has a fielding percentage 1.000. He has 1 putout and 19 assists. Bumgarder is the best defensive pitcher in the game.

Catcher- Yadier Molina

Molina has a fielding percentage of 902 putouts and 45 assists. Molina has been outstanding this season for the Cardinals. He’s played in 119 witch leads the NL in games played as a catcher.

1^st base- Adrian Gonzalez

Gonzalez has a fielding percentage of .998. He has 935 putouts and 77 assists. Gonzalez has played good consistently at 1^st base. The Dodgers are in a playoff race and Gonzalez has helped them get into the position because of his good defense.

2^nd base- DJ LeMahieu

LeMahieu has a fielding percentage of .990. He has 237 putouts and 364 assists. LeMahieu is by far the best 2^nd basemen in the National League.

3^rd base- Nolan Arenado

Arenado has a fielding percentage of .980. He has 81 putouts and 304 assists. Ever sense Arenado made it to the MLB, he has made huge splash.

Shortstop- Brandon Crawford

Crawford has a fielding percentage of .979. He has 172 putouts and 353 assists. Crawford has made a huge improvement as shortstop and has made great plays.

Left Field- Christian Yelich

Yelich has a fielding percentage of .985. He has 192 putouts and 5 assists. Yelich has had a breakout year for the Marlins and they are in playoff contention.

Center Field- Andrew McCutchen

McCutchen has a fielding percentage of .992. He has 251 putouts and 5 assists. McCutchen has turned it around the 2^nd half of the season and has made a huge impact for the Pirates.

Right Field- Curtis Granderson

Granderson has a fielding percentage of 1.00. He has 194 putouts and assists. Granderson has played great for the Mets this season.

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