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Daylen Lile had a tremendous rookie year in 2025. However, he had a really tough time on the defensive side of the ball. This offseason, Lile made a major effort to improve defensively. That hard work paid off, as Lile…

Washington Nationals left fielder Daylen Lile has been nominated as a finalist for the National League Gold Glove award at his position. After struggling defensively during his 2025 rookie campaign, Lile is nominated alongside Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio and four-time winner Ian Happ.
Writer Sam Sallick highlights that Lile made significant statistical strides, improving from -14 defensive runs saved in 2025 to 8 DRS in 2026. While Sallick considers Lile a long shot against Happ, he credits the nomination to Lile's improved instincts and strong work ethic.
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