The Seattle Mariners welcomed an impressive roster of two new Gold Glove award winners over the weekend.

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and utility man Dylan Moore were named the 43rd and 44th Gold Glove winners in franchise history at Sunday’s awards ceremonies. This was the 13th time the team had multiple Gold Glove winners in a single season.

This was the first Gold Glove award for both Raleigh and Moore.

Raleigh and Moore were the latest in an incredible line of players to earn the prestigious gold patch while playing. Seattle.

Here is a breakdown by position of all players who have won the award in the club’s 48-year history:

First basic: John Olerud (2000, 2002-03); Evan White (2020)

Second base: Harold Reynolds (1988-1990); Bret Boone (2002-04)

Third foundation: Adrian Beltre (2007-08); Kyle Seager (2014)

Shortstop: Omer Vizquel (1993); J.P. Crawford (2020)

Outfielder: Ken Griffey Jr. (1990-99); Jay Buhner (1996); Mike Cameron (2001); Ichiro Suzuki (2001-2010); Franklin Gutierrez (2010)

Carafe: Mark Langston (1987-88); Mike Leak (2019)

Catcher: Cal Raleigh (2024)

Use: Dylan Moore (2024)

There are a few players on this list that stand above the rest. Ken Griffey Jr. and Ichiro Suzuki lead the club with 10 Gold Glove awards each. Griffey Jr. was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016. Suzuki is eligible for the Hall of Fame for the first time in 2025 and will likely join Griffey Jr. in the Hall of Fame sooner rather than later.

The list of franchise Gold Glove winners also includes 2024 Hall of Famer Adrian Beltre.

Raleigh and Moore became the first Mariners Gold Glove winners in four years. It was the franchise’s second-longest streak without winning the award since Mark Langston won the title in franchise history in 1987.

Moore and Raleigh’s wins also gave the franchise at least one Gold Glove winner at every position.

FORMER MARINERS BASEMAN WINS FIRST GOLD GLOVE IN HIS CAREER: A veteran first baseman and one-time Seattle Mariner earned the first Gold Glove award of his prestigious career on Sunday. CLICK HERE

MARINERS WON THE INFIELDER GOLD GLOVE: Seattle Mariners infielder Dylan Moore was rewarded with a Gold Glove award on Sunday for his versatility in 2024. CLICK HERE

MARINERS CATCHER WINS FIRST GOLD GLOVE IN HIS CAREER: Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh added another impressive award to his long list on Sunday. CLICK HERE

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