MLB handed out its 2026 Gold Glove Awards Sunday night, and fresh faces dominated: 9 of the 20 winners earned the honor for the first time.

The headline first belongs to Mets rookie Nolan McLean, who became the first rookie pitcher ever to win a Gold Glove. Mariners second baseman Cole Young claimed his first as well — just the third Gold Glove at any position for a Seattle second baseman, and the club's first winner since 2024.

The Red Sox and Diamondbacks led all teams with three winners each. Boston's trio: Caleb Durbin, Ceddanne Rafaela, and Wilyer Abreu. Arizona tied a franchise record with Gabriel Moreno, Corbin Carroll, and Geraldo Perdomo. Milwaukee doubled up for the third time in franchise history as Brice Turang (second award) and Jackson Chourio (first) both took home hardware, and Atlanta added two winners of its own.

Among the repeat honorees, Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong won his second Gold Glove alongside NL teammate Alex Bregman, while Tigers catcher Dillon Dingler went back-to-back, beating out the Yankees' Austin Wells and Toronto's Brandon Valenzuela. Ezequiel Duran also claimed an award. St. Louis went home empty-handed despite three finalists.