No sophomore slump for Cole Young as hard work paid off for the Mariners infielder

Cole Young's first Gold Glove shows what development can deliver. Seattle needs to give its next prospects the coaching, support and opportunity to improve.

Chase Meidroth had the defensive numbers to make a compelling case for the American League Gold Glove Award, but the White Sox second baseman was overlooked in favor of Seattle's Cole Young.

Seattle Mariners second baseman Cole Young won his first career Gold Glove after leading AL second basemen in games, innings, fielding percentage and defensive runs saved.

A Mariners second baseman takes home the award for just the third time in team history

It’s official -- Cole Young is a 2026 American League Gold Glove winner.

The Mariners' second baseman made substantial gains this season, and he was rewarded for it.

The Mariners could offer the Reds four young players for Elly De La Cruz while keeping Bryan Woo and Kade Anderson. Here's why it deserves a look.

Cole Young led AL second basemen in games, innings, fielding percentage and DRS, giving Gold Glove voters plenty to value beyond OAA.