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List of Gold Glove Award winners at outfield

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Black-and-white photo of Willie Mays, smiling in a San Francisco Giants hat
Willie Mays is tied with Roberto Clemente for the most Gold Gloves won by an outfielder, with 12 awards each.

The Rawlings Gold Glove Award, usually referred to as the Gold Glove, is the award given annually to the Major League Baseball players judged to have exhibited superior individual fielding performances at each fielding position in both the National League (NL) and the American League (AL), as voted by the managers and coaches in each league.[1] Managers are not permitted to vote for their own players.[1] Twenty-two Gold Gloves are awarded each year (with the exception of 1957, 1985, 2007 and 2018), one at each of the nine positions, one for a utility player, and one for a team as a whole, in each respective league. In 1957, the baseball glove manufacturer Rawlings created the Gold Glove Award to commemorate the best fielding performance at each position.[2] The award was created from a glove made from gold lamé-tanned leather and affixed to a walnut base.[3] Initially, only one Gold Glove per position was awarded to the top fielder at each position in the entire major league;[2] however, separate awards were given for the National and American Leagues beginning in 1958.[4][5]

The phrase "at each position" was not strictly accurate until 2011, when the awards were changed to specify individual awards for left fielder, center fielder, and right fielder. Previously, the prize was presented to three outfielders irrespective of their specific position.[6] Any combination of outfielders, often three center fielders, could win the award in the same year.[6][7] Critics called for awarding a single Gold Glove for each individual outfield position, arguing that the three outfield positions are not equivalent defensively.[7] In the 1985 American League voting, a tie for third-place resulted in the presentation of Gold Glove Awards to four outfielders (Dwayne Murphy, Gary Pettis, Dwight Evans and Dave Winfield); this scenario was repeated in the National League in 2007 (Andruw Jones, Carlos Beltrán, Aaron Rowand, and Jeff Francoeur). Father and son Bobby and Barry Bonds are the only family pair who have won Gold Glove Awards as outfielders.[8][9]

Roberto Clemente and Willie Mays are tied for the most Gold Gloves won among outfielders;[4][5] Clemente won 12 consecutive National League awards with the Pittsburgh Pirates,[10] as did Mays with the New York and San Francisco Giants.[11] Four outfielders are tied for the second-highest total with 10 wins: Andruw Jones, Ken Griffey Jr., Al Kaline, and Ichiro Suzuki.[12][13][14][15] There is one 9-time winner, Torii Hunter, who won his awards consecutively.[16] There have been seven 8-time winners (Barry Bonds, Evans, Paul Blair, Andre Dawson, Jim Edmonds, Alex Gordon and Garry Maddox),[9][17][18][19][20][21][22] and five 7-time awardees (Winfield, Curt Flood, Larry Walker, Devon White and Carl Yastrzemski).[23][24][25][26][27] Murphy, Mookie Betts and Kirby Puckett each won six awards; Murphy and Puckett won their awards in the American League while Betts won four in the American League and two in the National League.[28][29][30] There have been eight 5-time winners and nine 4-time winners as well.[4][5] Darin Erstad won a Gold Glove as a first baseman in 2004 after winning two awards in the outfield (2000, 2002), making him the only player to win the award as an infielder and an outfielder.[31]

Eighteen outfielders have posted errorless Gold Glove-winning seasons: fourteen in the American League and four in the National League. The only players to accomplish the feat twice were Mickey Stanley, who posted a 1.000 fielding percentage in 1968 and 1970, and Nick Markakis, who posted a 1.000 FPct in 2011 and 2014.[32][33] Other outfielders who have played complete seasons without an error include Flood (1966),[24] Clemente (1972),[10] Yastrzemski (1977),[27] Hunter (2008),[16] Gordon (2020),[21] Ken Berry (1972),[34] Bernie Williams (2000),[35] Vernon Wells (2005),[36] Franklin Gutiérrez (2010),[37] Jacoby Ellsbury (2011),[38] Andre Ethier (2011),[39] Joey Gallo (2020),[40] Tyler O'Neill (2020),[41] and Joe Rudi, who played only 44 games in the outfield in 1975 while appearing in 91 games at first base.[42] Murphy leads all outfield winners with 507 putouts in 1980,[29] and Jones leads National Leaguers with 493 (1999).[12] Clemente leads all winners in assists; he had 27 in 1961,[10] and American League leaders Kaline and Gordon had 23 in 1958 and 2011 respectively.[14][21] Jesse Barfield doubled off eight runners in consecutive seasons (1986 and 1987) for the Toronto Blue Jays,[43] while Dave Parker leads all winners with nine double plays in 1977 for the Pirates.[44]

Key

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Year Links to the corresponding Major League Baseball season
PO Putout
A Assist
E Error
DP Double play
FPct Fielding percentage
* or ** Winner of the most Gold Glove Awards at his position (** indicates tie)
† Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
§ Indicates that a tie for third-place resulted in four outfield awards

American League winners

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Ichiro Suzuki readying himself to throw a baseball
Ichiro Suzuki (AL Gold Glove winner, 2001–2010)
Carl Crawford (AL Gold Glove winner, 2010)
Franklin Gutiérrez (AL Gold Glove winner, 2010)
Torii Hunter in a Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim uniform standing on second base
Torii Hunter (AL Gold Glove winner, 2001–2009)
A dark-skinned man in a white baseball uniform reading "Jones" and "10" on the back in orange script swings a black baseball bat. He is wearing a black baseball helmet, and has a goatee on his chin.
Adam Jones (AL Gold Glove winner, 2009)
Grady Sizemore signing autographs
Grady Sizemore (AL Gold Glove winner, 2007–2008)
Year Player Team PO A E DP FPct Ref
1957[a] Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 319 13 5 2 .985 [45]
1957[a] Willie Mays**† New York Giants (NL) 419 14 9 4 .980 [46]
1957[a] Minnie Miñoso† Chicago White Sox 295 9 5 2 .984 [47]
1958 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 316 23 2 4 .994 [48]
1958 Jim Piersall Boston Red Sox 310 8 5 2 .985 [49]
1958 Norm Siebern New York Yankees 259 8 5 2 .982 [50]
1959 Jackie Jensen Boston Red Sox 311 12 6 4 .982 [51]
1959 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 364 4 4 0 .989 [52]
1959 Minnie Miñoso† Cleveland Indians 317 14 5 1 .985 [53]
1960 Jim Landis Chicago White Sox 376 10 6 3 .985 [54]
1960 Roger Maris New York Yankees 263 6 4 1 .985 [55]
1960 Minnie Miñoso† Chicago White Sox 282 14 6 3 .980 [56]
1961 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 378 9 4 3 .990 [57]
1961 Jim Landis Chicago White Sox 394 9 5 3 .988 [58]
1961 Jim Piersall Cleveland Indians 337 9 3 3 .991 [59]
1962 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 225 8 4 1 .983 [60]
1962 Jim Landis Chicago White Sox 357 2 2 1 .994 [61]
1962 Mickey Mantle† New York Yankees 214 4 5 1 .978 [62]
1963 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 257 5 2 0 .992 [63]
1963 Jim Landis Chicago White Sox 259 6 2 0 .993 [64]
1963 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 284 17 6 3 .980 [65]
1964 Vic Davalillo Cleveland Indians 348 10 5 5 .986 [66]
1964 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 278 6 3 2 .990 [67]
1964 Jim Landis Chicago White Sox 178 8 1 2 .995 [68]
1965 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 193 2 3 0 .985 [69]
1965 Tom Tresh New York Yankees 283 11 9 1 .970 [70]
1965 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 222 11 3 2 .987 [71]
1966 Tommie Agee Chicago White Sox 376 12 7 7 .982 [72]
1966 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 279 7 2 1 .993 [73]
1966 Tony Oliva† Minnesota Twins 335 9 10 3 .972 [74]
1967 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 373 13 6 3 .985 [75]
1967 Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers 217 14 4 2 .983 [76]
1967 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 289 13 7 1 .977 [77]
1968 Reggie Smith Boston Red Sox 390 8 6 1 .985 [78]
1968 Mickey Stanley Detroit Tigers 301 7 0 3 1.000 [79]
1968 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 297 13 7 1 .978 [78]
1969 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 402 12 5 5 .988 [80]
1969 Mickey Stanley Detroit Tigers 190 2 3 0 .985 [81]
1969 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 301 12 3 3 .991 [82]
1970 Ken Berry Chicago White Sox 331 9 4 2 .988 [83]
1970 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 366 11 4 3 .990 [84]
1970 Mickey Stanley Detroit Tigers 328 3 0 0 1.000 [85]
1971 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 331 4 3 1 .991 [86]
1971 Amos Otis Kansas City Royals 401 10 4 4 .990 [87]
1971 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 281 17 2 4 .993 [88]
1972 Ken Berry California Angels 272 13 0 5 1.000 [89]
1972 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 339 7 3 1 .991 [90]
1972 Bobby Murcer New York Yankees 382 11 3 1 .992 [91]
1973 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 371 14 4 4 .990 [92]
1973 Amos Otis Kansas City Royals 330 10 5 4 .986 [93]
1973 Mickey Stanley Detroit Tigers 421 10 3 3 .993 [94]
1974 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 447 7 7 2 .985 [95]
1974 Amos Otis Kansas City Royals 422 8 6 3 .986 [96]
1974 Joe Rudi Oakland Athletics 238 7 4 0 .984 [97]
1975 Paul Blair Baltimore Orioles 327 8 3 1 .991 [98]
1975 Fred Lynn Boston Red Sox 404 11 7 1 .983 [99]
1975 Joe Rudi Oakland Athletics 72 1 0 1 1.000 [100]
1976 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 324 15 2 4 .994 [101]
1976 Rick Manning Cleveland Indians 361 8 5 1 .987 [102]
1976 Joe Rudi Oakland Athletics 258 6 3 2 .989 [103]
1977 Juan Beníquez Texas Rangers 311 10 4 1 .988 [104]
1977 Al Cowens Kansas City Royals 307 14 6 1 .982 [105]
1977 Carl Yastrzemski† Boston Red Sox 287 16 0 1 1.000 [106]
1978 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 305 14 6 2 .982 [107]
1978 Fred Lynn Boston Red Sox 408 11 7 2 .984 [107]
1978 Rick Miller California Angels 353 9 4 5 .989 [108]
1979 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 307 15 4 5 .988 [109]
1979 Sixto Lezcano Milwaukee Brewers 281 10 4 3 .986 [110]
1979 Fred Lynn Boston Red Sox 381 10 5 4 .987 [109]
1980 Fred Lynn Boston Red Sox 303 11 2 3 .994 [111]
1980 Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 507 13 5 0 .990 [112]
1980 Willie Wilson Kansas City Royals 482 9 6 1 .988 [113]
1981 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 259 9 2 1 .993 [114]
1981 Rickey Henderson† Oakland Athletics 323 7 7 0 .979 [115]
1981 Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 329 6 5 0 .985 [115]
1982 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 346 9 10 3 .973 [116]
1982 Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 452 14 8 3 .983 [117]
1982 Dave Winfield† New York Yankees 281 16 8 2 .974 [118]
1983 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 222 6 3 1 .987 [119]
1983 Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 365 7 8 0 .979 [120]
1983 Dave Winfield† New York Yankees 313 5 7 2 .978 [121]
1984 Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 315 9 2 3 .994 [122]
1984 Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 474 14 6 2 .988 [123]
1984 Dave Winfield† New York Yankees 306 3 2 1 .994 [124]
1985§ Dwight Evans Boston Red Sox 294 9 3 1 .990 [125]
1985§ Dwayne Murphy Oakland Athletics 434 5 5 1 .989 [126]
1985§ Gary Pettis California Angels 368 13 4 5 .990 [127]
1985§ Dave Winfield† New York Yankees 316 13 3 3 .991 [128]
1986 Jesse Barfield Toronto Blue Jays 349 22 4 8 .989 [129]
1986 Gary Pettis California Angels 464 9 7 3 .985 [130]
1986 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 427 7 6 3 .986 [131]
1987 Jesse Barfield Toronto Blue Jays 368 20 3 8 .992 [129]
1987 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 342 9 5 2 .986 [132]
1987 Dave Winfield† New York Yankees 253 6 3 1 .989 [133]
1988 Gary Pettis Detroit Tigers 359 5 5 0 .986 [134]
1988 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 453 9 3 4 .994 [135]
1988 Devon White California Angels 364 7 9 2 .976 [136]
1989 Gary Pettis Detroit Tigers 327 1 4 0 .988 [137]
1989 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 438 13 4 3 .991 [138]
1989 Devon White California Angels 431 10 5 3 .989 [139]
1990 Ellis Burks Boston Red Sox 325 7 2 0 .994 [140]
1990 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 330 8 7 1 .980 [141]
1990 Gary Pettis Texas Rangers 285 10 2 4 .993 [142]
1991 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 361 15 4 4 .989 [143]
1991 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 373 13 6 5 .985 [144]
1991 Devon White Toronto Blue Jays 439 8 1 2 .998 [145]
1992 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 359 8 1 4 .997 [146]
1992 Kirby Puckett† Minnesota Twins 395 9 3 3 .993 [147]
1992 Devon White Toronto Blue Jays 443 9 7 2 .985 [148]
1993 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 316 8 3 3 .991 [149]
1993 Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians 402 11 9 3 .979 [150]
1993 Devon White Toronto Blue Jays 399 6 3 2 .993 [151]
1994 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 225 12 4 3 .983 [152]
1994 Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians 276 13 2 3 .993 [153]
1994 Devon White Toronto Blue Jays 268 3 6 1 .978 [154]
1995 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 190 5 2 1 .990 [155]
1995 Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians 248 11 8 3 .970 [156]
1995 Devon White Toronto Blue Jays 261 7 3 0 .989 [157]
1996 Jay Buhner Seattle Mariners 251 10 3 1 .989 [158]
1996 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 379 10 4 1 .990 [158]
1996 Kenny Lofton Cleveland Indians 376 13 10 3 .975 [159]
1997 Jim Edmonds Anaheim Angels 313 9 5 3 .985 [160]
1997 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 389 9 6 3 .985 [161]
1997 Bernie Williams New York Yankees 269 2 2 1 .993 [162]
1998 Jim Edmonds Anaheim Angels 393 10 5 1 .988 [163]
1998 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 413 11 5 3 .988 [164]
1998 Bernie Williams New York Yankees 299 4 3 0 .990 [165]
1999 Shawn Green Toronto Blue Jays 341 5 1 1 .997 [166]
1999 Ken Griffey Jr.† Seattle Mariners 386 10 9 5 .978 [167]
1999 Bernie Williams New York Yankees 382 9 5 3 .987 [168]
2000 Jermaine Dye Kansas City Royals 363 17 6 6 .984 [169]
2000 Darin Erstad Anaheim Angels 352 9 3 2 .992 [170]
2000 Bernie Williams New York Yankees 353 2 0 1 1.000 [171]
2001 Mike Cameron Seattle Mariners 411 8 6 2 .986 [172]
2001 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 460 14 4 3 .992 [173]
2001 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 335 8 1 2 .997 [172]
2002 Darin Erstad Anaheim Angels 452 11 1 3 .998 [174]
2002 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 364 7 3 0 .992 [175]
2002 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 336 8 3 0 .991 [176]
2003 Mike Cameron Seattle Mariners 485 3 4 2 .992 [177]
2003 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 425 5 4 1 .991 [178]
2003 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 337 12 2 4 .994 [177]
2004 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 311 5 4 0 .988 [179]
2004 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 372 12 3 2 .992 [180]
2004 Vernon Wells Toronto Blue Jays 327 5 1 0 .997 [181]
2005 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 218 9 3 4 .987 [182]
2005 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 381 10 2 2 .995 [183]
2005 Vernon Wells Toronto Blue Jays 351 12 0 4 1.000 [184]
2006 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 343 8 4 4 .989 [185]
2006 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 364 9 3 3 .992 [186]
2006 Vernon Wells Toronto Blue Jays 332 4 4 3 .988 [187]
2007 Torii Hunter Minnesota Twins 387 5 2 0 .995 [188]
2007 Grady Sizemore Cleveland Indians 399 4 2 2 .995 [189]
2007 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 424 8 1 3 .998 [190]
2008 Torii Hunter Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 350 4 0 0 1.000 [191]
2008 Grady Sizemore Cleveland Indians 382 2 2 1 .995 [192]
2008 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 370 11 5 2 .987 [193]
2009 Torii Hunter Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 308 2 1 0 .997 [194]
2009 Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles 349 9 5 1 .986 [195]
2009 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 317 5 4 2 .988 [196]
2010 Carl Crawford Tampa Bay Rays 306 7 2 0 .994 [197]
2010 Franklin Gutiérrez Seattle Mariners 413 2 0 0 1.000 [198]
2010 Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners 354 7 4 1 .989 [198]
2011 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 336 23 4 5 .989 [199]
2011 Jacoby Ellsbury – CF Boston Red Sox 388 6 0 3 1.000 [200]
2011 Nick Markakis – RF Baltimore Orioles 326 15 0 5 1.000 [201]
2012 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 319 17 2 3 .994 [202]
2012 Adam Jones – CF Baltimore Orioles 439 7 8 0 .982 [203]
2012 Josh Reddick – RF Oakland Athletics 310 15 6 3 .982 [204]
2013 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 323 17 1 2 .997 [205]
2013 Adam Jones – CF Baltimore Orioles 352 11 2 0 .995 [206]
2013 Shane Victorino – RF Boston Red Sox 296 10 3 3 .990 [207]
2014 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 341 8 2 0 .994 [208]
2014 Adam Jones – CF Baltimore Orioles 374 7 6 3 .984 [209]
2014 Nick Markakis – RF Baltimore Orioles 318 12 0 2 1.000 [209]
2015 Yoenis Céspedes – LF Detroit Tigers 204 9 5 1 .977 [210]
2015 Kevin Kiermaier – CF Tampa Bay Rays 412 15 5 3 .988 [211]
2015 Kole Calhoun – RF Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 343 11 4 1 .989 [212]
2016 Brett Gardner – LF New York Yankees 250 9 3 2 .989 [213]
2016 Kevin Kiermaier – CF Tampa Bay Rays 264 7 2 1 .993 [214]
2016 Mookie Betts – RF Boston Red Sox 346 14 1 4 .997 [215]
2017 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 259 8 2 0 .993 [216]
2017 Byron Buxton – CF Minnesota Twins 389 6 5 1 .988 [217]
2017 Mookie Betts – RF Boston Red Sox 366 8 5 1 .987 [218]
2018 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 249 9 2 1 .992 [219]
2018 Jackie Bradley Jr. – CF Boston Red Sox 299 9 5 3 .984 [220]
2018 Mookie Betts – RF Boston Red Sox 241 4 1 0 .996 [221]
2019 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 268 7 1 2 .996 [222]
2019 Kevin Kiermaier – CF Tampa Bay Rays 250 6 4 0 .985 [223]
2019 Mookie Betts – RF Boston Red Sox 274 8 1 0 .996 [224]
2020 Alex Gordon – LF Kansas City Royals 81 4 0 1 1.000 [225]
2020 Luis Robert Jr. – CF Chicago White Sox 151 2 1 0 .994 [226]
2020 Joey Gallo – RF Texas Rangers 120 3 0 1 1.000 [227]
2021 Andrew Benintendi – LF Kansas City Royals 225 6 3 1 .987 [228]
2021 Michael A. Taylor – CF Kansas City Royals 351 11 3 3 .992 [229]
2021 Joey Gallo – RF Texas Rangers
New York Yankees		 192 9 4 3 .980 [230]
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2022 Steven Kwan – LF Cleveland Guardians 224 7 2 2 .991 [232]
2022 Myles Straw – CF Cleveland Guardians 371 12 2 2 .995 [233]
2022 Kyle Tucker – RF Houston Astros 287 8 3 1 .990 [234]
2023 Steven Kwan – LF Cleveland Guardians 344 10 4 2 .989 [235]
2023 Kevin Kiermaier – CF Toronto Blue Jays 257 5 3 2 .989 [236]
2023 Adolis García – RF Texas Rangers 283 11 5 1 .983 [237]

National League winners

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Shane Victorino standing in the outfield
Shane Victorino (NL Gold Glove winner, 2008–2010)
A dark-skinned man in a white pinstriped baseball uniform stands on the dirt. He holds a black baseball bat in his left hand, and his jersey reads "Astros" in script lettering and "14" in block print.
Michael Bourn (NL Gold Glove winner, 2009–2010)
Carlos González (NL Gold Glove winner, 2010)
A man stands in a batter's box hunched over home plate. He is wearing a gray baseball uniform that reads "Kemp" and "27" on the back in blue block lettering and a blue batting helmet.
Matt Kemp (NL Gold Glove winner, 2009)
Carlos Beltrán in a warm-up jersey riding on a cart
Carlos Beltrán (NL Gold Glove winner, 2006–2008)
Year Player Team PO A E DP FPct Ref
1957[a] Al Kaline† Detroit Tigers (AL) 319 13 5 2 .985 [45]
1957[a] Willie Mays**† New York Giants 419 14 9 4 .980 [46]
1957[a] Minnie Miñoso† Chicago White Sox (AL) 295 9 5 2 .984 [47]
1958 Hank Aaron† Milwaukee Braves 305 12 5 0 .984 [238]
1958 Frank Robinson† Cincinnati Reds 310 12 3 1 .991 [239]
1958 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 429 17 9 2 .980 [240]
1959 Hank Aaron† Milwaukee Braves 261 12 5 3 .982 [241]
1959 Jackie Brandt San Francisco Giants 176 10 3 2 .984 [242]
1959 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 353 6 6 2 .984 [242]
1960 Hank Aaron† Milwaukee Braves 320 13 6 6 .982 [243]
1960 Wally Moon Los Angeles Dodgers 194 15 3 3 .986 [244]
1960 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 392 12 8 2 .981 [245]
1961 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 256 27 9 5 .969 [246]
1961 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 385 7 8 3 .980 [247]
1961 Vada Pinson Cincinnati Reds 396 19 10 4 .976 [248]
1962 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 270 20 8 1 .973 [249]
1962 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 429 6 4 1 .991 [250]
1962 Bill Virdon Pittsburgh Pirates 348 11 9 0 .976 [249]
1963 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 239 11 11 2 .958 [251]
1963 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 403 12 5 2 .988 [252]
1963 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 398 8 8 1 .981 [253]
1964 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 289 13 10 2 .968 [254]
1964 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 391 10 5 2 .988 [255]
1964 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 370 10 6 4 .984 [256]
1965 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 288 16 10 1 .968 [257]
1965 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 349 7 5 3 .986 [258]
1965 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 337 13 6 4 .983 [259]
1966 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 318 17 12 3 .965 [260]
1966 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 394 5 0 1 1.000 [261]
1966 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 370 8 7 2 .982 [262]
1967 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 273 17 9 4 .970 [263]
1967 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 315 4 4 1 .988 [264]
1967 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 278 3 7 0 .976 [265]
1968 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 297 9 5 1 .984 [266]
1968 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 384 11 7 4 .983 [267]
1968 Willie Mays**† San Francisco Giants 302 7 7 2 .978 [268]
1969 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 226 14 5 1 .980 [269]
1969 Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals 366 12 4 2 .990 [270]
1969 Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds 316 10 4 3 .988 [271]
1970 Tommie Agee New York Mets 374 4 13 3 .967 [272]
1970 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 189 12 7 2 .966 [273]
1970 Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds 309 8 1 2 .997 [274]
1971 Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants 329 10 2 1 .994 [275]
1971 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 269 11 2 4 .993 [276]
1971 Willie Davis Los Angeles Dodgers 404 7 8 0 .981 [277]
1972 César Cedeño Houston Astros 345 9 7 1 .981 [278]
1972 Roberto Clemente**† Pittsburgh Pirates 199 5 0 2 1.000 [279]
1972 Willie Davis Los Angeles Dodgers 373 10 5 1 .987 [280]
1973 Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants 347 12 11 5 .970 [281]
1973 César Cedeño Houston Astros 357 10 7 2 .981 [282]
1973 Willie Davis Los Angeles Dodgers 344 6 7 0 .980 [283]
1974 Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants 305 11 11 3 .966 [284]
1974 César Cedeño Houston Astros 446 11 3 4 .993 [285]
1974 César Gerónimo Cincinnati Reds 363 12 5 2 .987 [286]
1975 César Cedeño Houston Astros 322 8 6 2 .982 [287]
1975 César Gerónimo Cincinnati Reds 408 12 3 5 .993 [288]
1975 Garry Maddox San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies		 325 13 5 4 .985 [289]
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1976 César Cedeño Houston Astros 379 11 8 5 .980 [291]
1976 César Gerónimo Cincinnati Reds 390 4 6 2 .985 [292]
1976 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 325 13 5 4 .985 [293]
1977 César Gerónimo Cincinnati Reds 375 9 3 2 .992 [294]
1977 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 385 7 9 2 .978 [295]
1977 Dave Parker Pittsburgh Pirates 389 26 15 9 .965 [296]
1978 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 444 7 8 1 .983 [297]
1978 Dave Parker Pittsburgh Pirates 302 12 13 3 .960 [298]
1978 Ellis Valentine Montréal Expos 288 25 10 3 .969 [299]
1979 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 433 13 2 2 .996 [300]
1979 Dave Parker Pittsburgh Pirates 343 16 15 2 .960 [301]
1979 Dave Winfield† San Diego Padres 350 14 5 3 .986 [302]
1980 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 403 13 6 3 .986 [303]
1980 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 405 7 10 0 .976 [304]
1980 Dave Winfield† San Diego Padres 273 20 4 4 .987 [305]
1981 Dusty Baker Los Angeles Dodgers 181 8 2 1 .990 [306]
1981 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 327 10 7 1 .980 [307]
1981 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 252 8 6 4 .977 [308]
1982 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 419 8 8 2 .982 [309]
1982 Garry Maddox Philadelphia Phillies 254 8 2 4 .992 [310]
1982 Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves 407 6 9 2 .979 [311]
1983 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 438 6 9 2 .982 [312]
1983 Willie McGee St. Louis Cardinals 387 7 5 1 .987 [313]
1983 Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves 373 10 6 0 .985 [314]
1984 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 297 11 8 2 .975 [315]
1984 Bob Dernier Chicago Cubs 355 5 5 1 .986 [316]
1984 Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves 369 10 5 1 .987 [317]
1985 Andre Dawson† Montréal Expos 248 9 7 1 .973 [318]
1985 Willie McGee St. Louis Cardinals 382 11 9 2 .978 [313]
1985 Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves 337 8 7 4 .980 [319]
1986 Tony Gwynn† San Diego Padres 337 19 4 3 .989 [320]
1986 Willie McGee St. Louis Cardinals 325 8 3 0 .991 [313]
1986 Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves 303 7 6 1 .981 [321]
1987 Eric Davis Cincinnati Reds 380 10 4 4 .990 [322]
1987 Andre Dawson† Chicago Cubs 271 12 4 0 .986 [323]
1987 Tony Gwynn† San Diego Padres 298 13 6 1 .981 [324]
1988 Eric Davis Cincinnati Reds 300 2 6 0 .981 [325]
1988 Andre Dawson† Chicago Cubs 269 7 3 1 .989 [326]
1988 Andy Van Slyke Pittsburgh Pirates 406 12 4 2 .991 [327]
1989 Eric Davis Cincinnati Reds 298 2 5 1 .984 [328]
1989 Tony Gwynn† San Diego Padres 353 13 6 1 .984 [329]
1989 Andy Van Slyke Pittsburgh Pirates 339 9 4 5 .989 [330]
1990 Barry Bonds Pittsburgh Pirates 338 14 6 2 .983 [331]
1990 Tony Gwynn† San Diego Padres 328 11 5 2 .985 [332]
1990 Andy Van Slyke Pittsburgh Pirates 330 6 8 0 .977 [331]
1991 Barry Bonds Pittsburgh Pirates 321 13 3 1 .991 [333]
1991 Tony Gwynn† San Diego Padres 291 8 3 2 .990 [334]
1991 Andy Van Slyke Pittsburgh Pirates 273 8 1 1 .996 [333]
1992 Barry Bonds Pittsburgh Pirates 310 4 3 0 .991 [335]
1992 Andy Van Slyke Pittsburgh Pirates 421 11 5 3 .989 [335]
1992 Larry Walker† Montréal Expos 269 16 2 3 .993 [336]
1993 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants 310 7 5 0 .984 [337]
1993 Marquis Grissom Montréal Expos 416 8 7 3 .984 [338]
1993 Larry Walker† Montréal Expos 273 13 6 2 .979 [338]
1994 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants 198 10 3 2 .986 [339]
1994 Darren Lewis San Francisco Giants 284 5 2 1 .993 [339]
1994 Marquis Grissom Montréal Expos 322 7 5 0 .985 [340]
1995 Steve Finley San Diego Padres 292 8 7 0 .977 [341]
1995 Marquis Grissom Atlanta Braves 310 9 2 1 .994 [342]
1995 Raúl Mondesí Los Angeles Dodgers 282 16 6 3 .980 [343]
1996 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants 289 11 6 1 .980 [344]
1996 Steve Finley San Diego Padres 386 7 7 2 .983 [345]
1996 Marquis Grissom Atlanta Braves 338 10 1 1 .997 [346]
1997 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants 290 10 5 1 .984 [347]
1997 Raúl Mondesí Los Angeles Dodgers 336 10 4 0 .989 [348]
1997 Larry Walker† Colorado Rockies 235 12 2 4 .992 [349]
1998 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants 302 2 5 0 .984 [350]
1998 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 413 20 2 6 .995 [351]
1998 Larry Walker† Colorado Rockies 237 8 4 2 .984 [352]
1999 Steve Finley Arizona Diamondbacks 398 5 2 0 .995 [353]
1999 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 493 13 10 1 .981 [354]
1999 Larry Walker† Colorado Rockies 204 13 4 3 .982 [355]
2000 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 353 9 4 2 .989 [356]
2000 Steve Finley Arizona Diamondbacks 344 10 3 2 .992 [357]
2000 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 439 10 2 2 .996 [358]
2001 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 311 12 6 1 .982 [359]
2001 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 461 10 6 6 .987 [360]
2001 Larry Walker† Colorado Rockies 243 8 4 4 .984 [361]
2002 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 347 11 5 4 .986 [362]
2002 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 406 5 3 1 .993 [363]
2002 Larry Walker† Colorado Rockies 230 14 4 5 .984 [364]
2003 José Cruz Jr. San Francisco Giants 341 18 2 7 .994 [365]
2003 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 335 12 5 5 .986 [366]
2003 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 390 8 3 1 .993 [367]
2004 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 314 11 4 2 .988 [368]
2004 Steve Finley Arizona Diamondbacks
Los Angeles Dodgers		 359 5 3 3 .992 [369]
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2004 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 389 10 3 2 .993 [371]
2005 Bobby Abreu Philadelphia Phillies 266 7 4 0 .986 [372]
2005 Jim Edmonds St. Louis Cardinals 318 6 2 1 .994 [373]
2005 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 365 11 2 1 .995 [374]
2006 Carlos Beltrán New York Mets 357 13 2 6 .995 [375]
2006 Mike Cameron San Diego Padres 367 6 6 2 .984 [376]
2006 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 378 4 2 1 .995 [377]
2007§ Carlos Beltrán New York Mets 389 6 5 2 .988 [378]
2007§ Jeff Francoeur Atlanta Braves 327 19 5 2 .986 [379]
2007§ Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves 396 3 2 1 .995 [379]
2007§ Aaron Rowand Philadelphia Phillies 392 11 2 2 .995 [380]
2008 Carlos Beltrán New York Mets 418 8 3 1 .993 [381]
2008 Nate McLouth Pittsburgh Pirates 384 5 1 1 .997 [382]
2008 Shane Victorino Philadelphia Phillies 328 7 2 2 .994 [383]
2009 Michael Bourn Houston Astros 371 11 3 0 .992 [384]
2009 Matt Kemp Los Angeles Dodgers 377 14 2 4 .995 [385]
2009 Shane Victorino Philadelphia Phillies 336 8 1 1 .997 [386]
2010 Michael Bourn Houston Astros 359 8 3 2 .992 [387]
2010 Carlos González Colorado Rockies 259 8 1 1 .996 [388]
2010 Shane Victorino Philadelphia Phillies 360 11 2 4 .995 [389]
2011 Gerardo Parra – LF Arizona Diamondbacks 288 12 3 5 .990 [390]
2011 Matt Kemp – CF Los Angeles Dodgers 345 11 5 5 .986 [391]
2011 Andre Ethier – RF Los Angeles Dodgers 243 8 0 0 1.000 [391]
2012 Carlos González – LF Colorado Rockies 207 7 4 0 .982 [392]
2012 Andrew McCutchen – CF Pittsburgh Pirates 367 3 1 1 .997 [393]
2012 Jason Heyward – RF Atlanta Braves 335 11 5 4 .986 [394]
2013 Carlos González – LF Colorado Rockies 172 11 3 0 .984 [395]
2013 Carlos Gómez – CF Milwaukee Brewers 391 12 5 2 .988 [396]
2013 Gerardo Parra – RF Arizona Diamondbacks 343 17 5 1 .986 [397]
2014 Christian Yelich – LF Miami Marlins 271 6 2 1 .993 [398]
2014 Juan Lagares – CF New York Mets 293 6 5 0 .984 [399]
2014 Jason Heyward – RF Atlanta Braves 365 9 1 2 .997 [400]
2015 Starling Marte – LF Pittsburgh Pirates 205 16 2 1 .991 [401]
2015 A. J. Pollock – CF Arizona Diamondbacks 347 5 3 0 .992 [402]
2015 Jason Heyward – RF St. Louis Cardinals 290 10 3 3 .990 [403]
2016 Starling Marte – LF Pittsburgh Pirates 196 17 4 2 .982 [404]
2016 Ender Inciarte – CF Atlanta Braves 351 14 4 4 .989 [405]
2016 Jason Heyward – RF Chicago Cubs 269 5 2 2 .993 [406]
2017 Marcell Ozuna – LF Miami Marlins 305 10 5 0 .984 [407]
2017 Ender Inciarte – CF Atlanta Braves 410 7 3 0 .993 [408]
2017 Jason Heyward – RF Chicago Cubs 207 5 2 5 .991 [409]
2018 Corey Dickerson – LF Pittsburgh Pirates 255 7 1 4 .996 [410]
2018 Ender Inciarte – CF Atlanta Braves 380 6 5 3 .987 [411]
2018 Nick Markakis – RF Atlanta Braves 312 9 2 0 .994 [412]
2019 David Peralta – LF Arizona Diamondbacks 201 3 2 1 .990 [413]
2019 Lorenzo Cain – CF Milwaukee Brewers 306 5 2 1 .994 [414]
2019 Cody Bellinger – RF Los Angeles Dodgers 198 10 2 1 .990 [415]
2020 Tyler O'Neill – LF St. Louis Cardinals 89 0 0 0 1.000 [416]
2020 Trent Grisham – CF San Diego Padres 134 3 2 1 .986 [417]
2020 Mookie Betts – RF Los Angeles Dodgers 113 1 4 0 .966 [418]
2021 Tyler O'Neill – LF St. Louis Cardinals 221 7 9 1 .962 [419]
2021 Harrison Bader – CF St. Louis Cardinals 289 3 3 0 .990 [420]
2021 Adam Duvall – RF Miami Marlins
Atlanta Braves		 122 7 1 1 .992 [421]
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2022 Ian Happ – LF Chicago Cubs 274 8 3 1 .989 [423]
2022 Trent Grisham – CF San Diego Padres 341 3 2 1 .994 [424]
2022 Mookie Betts – RF Los Angeles Dodgers 298 8 2 4 .994 [425]
2023 Ian Happ – LF Chicago Cubs 253 12 3 4 .989 [426]
2023 Brenton Doyle – CF Colorado Rockies 373 10 1 3 .997 [427]
2023 Fernando Tatis Jr. – RF San Diego Padres 282 12 6 1 .980 [428]

Footnotes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f In 1957, Gold Gloves were given to the top fielders in Major League Baseball, instead of separate awards for the National and American Leagues; therefore, the winners are the same in each table.

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