List of Gold Glove Award winners at second base
National League winners

List of Gold Glove Award winners at second base

Section Title: National League winners
Table Section Text: None

Year	Player	Team	PO	A	E	DP	FPct	Ref

1957	Nellie Fox† (AL)	Chicago White Sox	453	453	13	141	.986

1958	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	344	496	17	118	.980

1959	Charlie Neal	Los Angeles Dodgers	386	413	9	110	.989

1960	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	413	449	10	127	.989

1961	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	410	505	23	144	.975

1962	Ken Hubbs	Chicago Cubs	363	489	15	103	.983

1963	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	340	506	14	131	.984

1964	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	346	543	23	122	.975

1965	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	290	439	9	113	.988

1966	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	411	538	8	161	.992

1967	Bill Mazeroski†	Pittsburgh Pirates	417	498	18	131	.981

1968	Glenn Beckert	Chicago Cubs	356	461	19	107	.977

1969	Félix Millán	Atlanta Braves	373	444	17	72	.980

1970	Tommy Helms	Cincinnati Reds	350	410	13	107	.983

1971	Tommy Helms	Cincinnati Reds	395	468	9	130	.990

1972	Félix Millán	Atlanta Braves	273	339	8	67	.987

1973	Joe Morgan†	Cincinnati Reds	417	440	9	106	.990

1974	Joe Morgan†	Cincinnati Reds	344	385	13	92	.982

1975	Joe Morgan†	Cincinnati Reds	356	425	11	96	.986

1976	Joe Morgan†	Cincinnati Reds	342	335	13	85	.981

1977	Joe Morgan†	Cincinnati Reds	351	359	5	100	.993

1978	Davey Lopes	Los Angeles Dodgers	337	424	20	88	.974

1979	Manny Trillo	Philadelphia Phillies	270	368	10	84	.985

1980	Doug Flynn	New York Mets	283	370	6	70	.991

1981	Manny Trillo	Philadelphia Phillies	245	286	7	61	.987

1982	Manny Trillo	Philadelphia Phillies	343	441	5	101	.994

1983	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	330	571	13	126	.986

1984	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	314	550	6	102	.993

1985	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	353	500	12	99	.986

1986	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	309	492	5	86	.994

1987	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	294	375	10	84	.985

1988	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	291	522	11	79	.987

1989	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	294	466	6	80	.992

1990	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	278	469	8	81	.989

1991	Ryne Sandberg†	Chicago Cubs	267	515	4	66	.995

1992	José Lind	Pittsburgh Pirates	311	428	6	78	.992

1993	Robby Thompson	San Francisco Giants	273	384	8	95	.988

1994	Craig Biggio†	Houston Astros	225	338	7	63	.988

1995	Craig Biggio†	Houston Astros	299	419	10	78	.986

1996	Craig Biggio†	Houston Astros	361	440	10	76	.988

1997	Craig Biggio†	Houston Astros	341	504	18	108	.979

1998	Bret Boone	Cincinnati Reds	329	416	9	100	.988

1999	Pokey Reese	Cincinnati Reds	325	409	7	91	.991

2000	Pokey Reese	Cincinnati Reds	289	393	14	88	.980

2001	Fernando Viña	St. Louis Cardinals	315	383	9	100	.987

2002	Fernando Viña	St. Louis Cardinals	287	401	13	104	.981

2003	Luis Castillo	Florida Marlins	286	433	10	99	.986

2004	Luis Castillo	Florida Marlins	275	406	6	97	.991

2005	Luis Castillo	Florida Marlins	245	352	7	87	.988

2006	Orlando Hudson	Arizona Diamondbacks	311	510	13	115	.984

2007	Orlando Hudson	Arizona Diamondbacks	258	387	10	96	.985

2008	Brandon Phillips	Cincinnati Reds	298	401	7	85	.990

2009	Orlando Hudson	Los Angeles Dodgers	325	359	8	77	.988

2010	Brandon Phillips	Cincinnati Reds	281	419	3	95	.996

2011	Brandon Phillips	Cincinnati Reds	306	409	6	94	.990

2012	Darwin Barney	Chicago Cubs	315	426	3	98	.996

2013	Brandon Phillips	Cincinnati Reds	278	428	9	84	.987

2014	DJ LeMahieu	Colorado Rockies	257	413	6	99	.991

2015	Dee Gordon	Miami Marlins	293	434	6	111	.992

2016	Joe Panik	San Francisco Giants	233	363	5	82	.992

2017	DJ LeMahieu	Colorado Rockies	251	470	8	106	.989

2018	DJ LeMahieu	Colorado Rockies	209	378	4	90	.993

Sentence(s)

Mazeroski was the double play leader in 1966, collecting 161.

final_sentence: Mazeroski was the double play leader in 1966, collecting 161.