Cubs win National League Team Gold Glove
The Chicago Cubs finished the season on a sour note. They exited the playoffs early, falling to the San Diego Padres in the NL Wild Card series. But they didn’t come away empty-handed. Pete Crow-Armstrong is poised to win the MVP , and on Friday, they were named to the National League Gold Glove team, per Talkin Baseball. An honor they have now won […] The post Cubs win National League Team Gold…
The Chicago Cubs have been honored with a National League Team Gold Glove, marking their second consecutive year of winning this prestigious award. This achievement comes despite the team's early playoff exit, where they were defeated by the San Diego Padres in the NL Wild Card series. The individual players who contributed to this honor include Pete Crow-Armstrong, who won his second straight Gold Glove in center field, and Alex Bregman, who earned his first Gold Glove as a Cub.
Crow-Armstrong led the league with 26 Outs Above Average and 10 Defensive Runs Saved, while Bregman finished with 72 putouts, 225 assists, and a .983 field percentage. This team accolade highlights the Cubs' exceptional defensive performance throughout the season.
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