Two Twins pitchers and one former Twins pitcher were named Rawlings Gold Glove finalists on Wednesday. So was Twins shortstop Carlos Correa.
Twins' Sonny Gray, Pablo López, Carlos Correa named Gold Glove finalists
Gray and López will compete with former Twins starter José Berríos in balloting for the best-fielding American League pitcher.
October 18, 2023 at 11:07PM
Sonny Gray, Pablo López and Toronto's José Berríos are the three Gold Glove finalists among American League pitchers. It is the first time Gray and López received a finalist nod in their careers, though Gray won a collegiate Gold Glove in 2010 when he played at Vanderbilt.
Correa, who won a Gold Glove in 2021 as a member of the Houston Astros, is an AL shortstop finalist with the Rangers' Corey Seager and the Yankees' Anthony Volpe.
The Twins haven't had a Gold Glove winner since Byron Buxton and Brian Dozier in 2017. The Braves' (and former Twin) Eddie Rosario is a National League finalist in left field.
Managers and up to six coaches from each team vote from a pool of players, excluding players from their own team, to determine the Gold Glove winners. The manager/coach picks account for 75% of the overall vote while a sabermetric defensive rating comprises 25%.
The winners will be announced Nov. 5 on ESPN.
Gray a finalist for MLBPA award
Gray is one of the three finalists for the American League Outstanding Pitcher award from the 2023 Players Choice Awards, the MLB Players Association announced Tuesday.
The other finalists, along with Gray, are the Yankees' Gerrit Cole and the Orioles' Kyle Bradish. The winner will be announced Nov. 2 on ESPN.
Only 34 years old, Jeremy Zoll has worked his way up the organizational ranks since coming to the Twins in 2018.
