MILWAUKEE— Milwaukee Brewers second basemen Brice Turang and outfielder Jackson Chourio have been named 2026 Rawlings Golden Glove Award winners, recognizing their defensive performances this season.
Turang won his second Gold Glove after previously earning the honor in 2024. he remains the only Brewers second baseman to win the award and the only Milwaukee infielder to earn one since the team moved to the National League in 1998.
Turang finished the season with 23 Defensive Runs Saved, the second-highest total in Major League Baseball behind Boston’s Wilyer Abreu. He also recorded 17 Outs Above Average, ranking second among second basemen.
Chourio earned his first career Gold Glove in left field. The 22-year-old led National League left fielders with 13 Defensive Runs Saved and eight fielding runs.
The awards recognize the best defensive players at each position in the American and National leagues. Voting is based on input from MLB managers and coaches, accounting for 75% of the results, and the sabermetrics community, accounting for the remaining 25%.
Milwaukee’s two winners were among a group of nine players who earned their first Gold Gloves this year.
