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It's time to honor those who flashed the leather like none other across Minor League Baseball. Three Top 100 prospects headlined the nine-player crop of 2026 Minor League Gold Glove Award winners, Rawlings and Minor League Baseball announced Sunday. Standout…

Rawlings and Minor League Baseball have officially announced the nine recipients of the 2026 Minor League Gold Glove Awards. The group of honorees is headlined by three Top 100 prospects: Boston Red Sox shortstop Franklin Arias, Chicago Cubs first baseman Josiah Hartshorn, and Tampa Bay Rays catcher Caden Bodine.
Arias committed just five errors across 117 games between Double-A and Triple-A while hitting 25 home runs. Hartshorn also committed only five errors at first base, and Bodine registered a .988 fielding percentage behind the plate. Other winners include Max Anderson, Ethan Hedges, Carlos Jorge, Druw Jones, Carson Roccaforte, and pitcher Cade Smith.
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