Turang, Chourio among NL Gold Glove finalists for Brewers

On October 7, 2026, Major League Baseball announced the Rawlings Gold Glove finalists, including two Milwaukee Brewers players: Brice Turang and Jackson Chourio. The Brewers finished above the league average in fielding percentage during the 2026 regular season, allowing only 72 errors while playing the second-most innings in baseball.

Turang and Chourio are competing in their respective positions for the Gold Glove award. Turang, a second baseman, joins fellow National League Central players Brandon Lowe and JJ Wetherholt in the race. Turang finished fifth in NL second basemen in fielding percentage, committing just five errors, giving him a fielding percentage of .992. He leads the group in defensive wins above replacement (dWAR) by 1.1 points. If Turang wins, he would become the third Brewers player to win multiple Gold Gloves.

Chourio, a left fielder, is making history as the first-ever Brewers left fielder to be a Gold Glove finalist. He leads all NL left fielders in dWAR with 1.0 points. Chourio also has a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 with no errors. However, he faced a challenge with the most chances among the qualified players. Should Chourio win, he will join Ian Happ of the Chicago Cubs and Daylen Lile of the Washington Nationals as the first three left fielders to win the award for the Brewers. The winners will be announced on November 1st at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.