Last year, Edman won the Gold Glove for his play at second base. But with split time between second base and shortstop this year, he’s more likely to fall in the utility category.
Tommy Edman (STL)
Tommy Edman (STL)
Ranks 2nd in NL Outs Above Average. He is one of the rare players in the game that can play elite defense whether in the dirt or the grass and deserves to be rewarded as such.
Jeff McNeil (NYM)
Jeff McNeil (NYM)
Has played at every infield position except first, and has graded out as a plus defender in each spot. He also makes some of the flashiest plays you’ll find anywhere today.
Luis Guillorme (NYM)
Luis Guillorme (NYM)
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
The only knock on Sosa is his lack of playing time (76 games). His 8 OAA shows he has been one of the best defensive infielders in baseball when on the diamond.
Edmundo Sosa (STL)
Edmundo Sosa (STL)
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Despite being a primary second baseman, Peterson gotten most of his reps over at the hot corner, while recording starts at first base, left field and right field.
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Jace Peterson (MIL)
Jace Peterson (MIL)
And now on to the American League!
He continues to add value to the Yankees with his glove, while cycling between three different infield positions. Has been their best position player not named Aaron Judge.
DJ LeMahieu (NYY)
DJ LeMahieu (NYY)
Has played every position in the infield but shortstop and has handled all of them well, with 9 Defensive Runs Saved. But the lack of games played may stand in his way for the award.