Center field: Ceddanne Rafaela, Red Sox
Rafaela has won his first career Gold Glove Award after a stellar defensive showing in center field -- the only outfielder with more than his +21 OAA was the Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong. Rafaela’s +20 DRS ranked second among Major League outfielders only to Steven Kwan last season, and he had the best average jump in the game -- +5.3 feet vs. average.
Right field: Wilyer Abreu, Red Sox
Abreu joins Rafaela to make the Red Sox the first AL team with multiple outfielders winning a Gold Glove Award in the same year since the 2022 Guardians. Overall, it’s the fifth time in Red Sox history that multiple outfielders have been named Gold Glove winners -- also 2018 (Jackie Bradley Jr. and Mookie Betts), 1978 and ’79 (Dwight Evans and Fred Lynn) and 1968 (Carl Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith).
It’s the second Gold Glove Award for Abreu, who also won the honor in 2024. He finished the ’25 campaign tied for second in MLB lead among right fielders with +15 DRS (the Rangers' Adolis Garcia led with +16 DRS, while Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. also had +15 DRS) and he led AL right fielders with +8 OAA.