CHICAGO -- Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman formed one of baseball’s most dynamic duos down the stretch last season. While Crow-Armstrong was piecing together a campaign worthy of all the National League MVP chatter, Bregman authored an incredible second-half surge…
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong and third baseman Alex Bregman each earned their second career Rawlings Gold Glove Award on Sunday. Crow-Armstrong won his second consecutive honor in center field, while Bregman secured his second award overall and his first since joining the Cubs. Their standout defensive efforts anchored a Chicago defense that led the Majors with single-season Statcast-era records of +72 fielding run value and +72 outs above average.
Crow-Armstrong set a Statcast-era record for outfielders with an MLB-leading +26 fielding run value, alongside an MLB-best +26 outs above average. Bregman rebounded from an early-season adjustment to post a +7 fielding run value, tying for the MLB lead among third basemen, while also tallying +15 defensive runs saved.
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