Major League Baseball's awards season got underway with the reveal of the 2018 Gold Glove winners, handed out to the league's best defensive players. Managers and coaches voted – but were not ...

I Gold Glove Team. The KU release also detailed he’s the first Big 12 position player to win the award since 2018. During the season, he was an All-Big 12 honorable mention honoree, too.

After winning 283 games and 16 Gold Glove awards, Jim Kaat first hit the Hall of Fame ballot in 1989. He received just 19.5% of the vote, far from the 75% needed for election.

Kaat, who pitched at Hope College in 1957, earning All-MIAA honors as a freshman before becoming a professional left-handed pitcher, won 283 games in his career and 16 Gold Glove awards as the top ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Zack Wheeler has been one of baseball’s most elite pitchers since he signed with the Phillies in December 2019. Now he has been recognized as one of baseball’s best fielding pitchers.

It was announced Sunday night that Wheeler is the 2023 National League Gold Glove Award winner at pitcher. It is Wheeler’s first Gold Glove Award and Philadelphia's first for a pitcher since Steve ...

This isn't the only award Santana received for his outstanding play during the season. He also won the Jim Kaat Award as Twins Defensive Player of the Year. It's the 45th time a Twins player has ...

EXCLUSIVE: October is Jim “Kitty” Kaat’s time of year. Not only did the southpaw pitch in the World Series three times – winning a ring with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1982 – but he ...

EXCLUSIVE: October is Jim “Kitty” Kaat’s time of year. Not only did the southpaw pitch in the World Series three times – winning a ring with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1982 – but he ...

The Gold Glove win is not only Wheeler's first, but the first for a Phillies pitcher since Steve Carlton back in 1981, and now just the fifth in the organization all-time across four hurlers ...

Playing on baseball’s biggest stage a record 15 years after first doing so with Tampa Bay makes Longoria’s 2008 teammates feel happy — and old.