Ichiro makes it. Frankln Gutierrez doesn't. Evan Longoria breaks Adrian Beltre's two-year reign at third base. He'll be there awhile, I have a hunch. Adam Jones' brother was right. And Derek Jeter is the shortstop -- have at it.
P Mark Buehrle (White Sox) first Gold Glove
C Joe Mauer (Twins) second Gold Glove
1B Mark Teixeira (Yankees) third Gold Glove
2B Placido Polanco (Tigers) second Gold Glove
3B Evan Longoria (Rays) first Gold Glove
SS Derek Jeter (Yankees) fourth Gold Glove
OF Adam Jones (Orioles) first Gold Glove
OF Ichiro (Mariners) ninth Gold Glove
OF Torii Hunter (Angels) ninth Gold Glove
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Via Rays Index
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November 10, 2009
The Rays announced today that Evan Longoria won his first Gold Glove Award. Dirtbag is just the second Ray to win the award (Carlos Pena, ‘08).
“It’s the one award that I’ve wanted to win since I started pro ball,” Longoria said. “I take a lot of pride in my defense, so this award is very [...]
Via Digital Sports Daily
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November 10, 2009
The American League Gold Glove Award Winners for the American League were announced Wednesay.
First time award winners are Mark Buehrle (AL P), Evan Longoria (AL 3B), and Adam Jones (AL
OF).
Winners are selected by Major League coaches and managers prior to the
conclusion of the regular season. Managers and coaches may not vote for players from
their own club [...]
Via Philly Baseball News
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November 12, 2009
Since the Phillies bought out the option on Pedro Feliz' 2010 contract, third base is a gaping hole on the Phillies infield. One solution could be former Dodger and Mariner Adrian Beltre, who is a free agent.
Via TBO.com
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November 10, 2009
For the second consecutive year, a Rays corner infielder has earned an American League Gold Glove award. On Tuesday, third baseman Evan Longoria was announced as one of nine recipients from the AL of the prestigious defensive award.
Via CBSSports.com
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November 10, 2009
Derek Jeter won his fourth Gold Glove at shortstop, joining New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira among the American League players honored for fielding excellence.
Via TampaBay.com
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November 10, 2009
Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon challenged his team in spring training, saying they had plenty of players who were capable of earning a Gold Glove, and offering a lofty goal of winning nine. The Rays didn?t complete that feat,...
Via TampaBay.com
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November 10, 2009
The slick-fielding Ray becomes one of the youngest third basemen ever to win a Gold Glove Award.
Via iSportacus
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November 12, 2009
A column in today’s Inky by Jim Salisbury has me absolutely dumbfounded. It says that the Phils have their eyes on three third basemen: Placido Polanco, Mark DeRosa, and Adrian Beltre. While I can somewhat understand Beltre, the other two have me absolutely floored. Wasn’t Polanco let go a few years ago precisely because the [...]
Via All Things Rockies
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November 10, 2009
DENVER — Troy Tulowitzki is constantly compared in his career path to Evan Longoria, his good friend and former college teammate. Longoria won something Tuesday that Tulowitzki covets: his first Rawlings Gold Glove. Here’s a look at the AL winners. The NL winners will be announced Wednesday. Tulowitzki, Todd Helton, Clint Barmes are all candidates, [...]
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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November 12, 2009
The Phillies have Placido Polanco, Mark DeRosa, and Adrian Beltre on their third base wish list, according to sources speaking to Jim Salisbury of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Salisbury adds that Chone Figgins and Miguel Tejada are also of interest, but to a lesser degree.
Phils GM Ruben Amaro Jr. told Salisbury he'd "rather do something early," but doesn'...
Via Beerleaguer
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November 12, 2009
Baseball sources cited by Inquirer scribe Jim Salisbury believe Ruben Amaro has turned his attention toward the free agent trifecta of Placido Polanco, Mark DeRosa and Adrian Beltre. Chone Figgins and Miguel Tejada are expected to command too much for the Phillies to cover. [Link] Beerleaguer: Polanco, at the center of this report, would not be my first choice, and I'm uncertain...
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