Garver hit 31 home runs to set a new single-season franchise record for Twins catchers.
AL first base
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Winner: Carlos Santana, Cleveland Indians (1st)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
158
34
93
.911
135
Santana's .397 OBP and 110 runs scored led all qualified first basemen in MLB.
AL second base
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Winner: DJ LeMahieu, New York Yankees (1st)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
145
26
102
.893
136
LeMahieu recorded career highs in home runs, RBIs, slugging, OBP, and doubles.
AL third base
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Winner: Alex Bregman, Houston Astros (1st)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
156
41
112
1.015
168
Bregman led all AL third basemen with 41 home runs, 119 walks, and a 1.015 OPS.
AL shortstop
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Winner: Xander Bogaerts, Boston Red Sox (3rd)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
155
33
117
.939
141
Bogaerts led all AL shortstops in extra-base hits, RBIs, and OPS. He's won three Silver Sluggers. All other Red Sox shortstops have combined to win two (John Valentin in 1995 and Nomar Garciaparra in 1997).
AL outfielders
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Winners: Mike Trout, Angels (7th) George Springer, Astros (2nd) Mookie Betts, Red Sox (3rd)
PLAYER
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
Mike Trout
134
45
104
1.083
180
George Springer
122
39
96
.974
156
Mookie Betts
150
29
80
.915
135
Trout has won a Silver Slugger in every season of his career except for 2011 and 2017.
Springer posted career highs in average, on-base percentage, slugging, OPS+, RBIs, and home runs.
This is the third time Betts has won a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger in the same season. No other Red Sox player has done that more than once.
AL designated hitter
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Winner: Nelson Cruz, Twins (3rd)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
120
41
108
1.031
163
Cruz hit at least 40 home runs for the fourth time in his career and posted a career-high 1.031 OPS.
NL catcher
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Winner: J.T. Realmuto, Philadelphia Phillies (2nd)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
145
25
83
.820
108
Realmuto led all NL catchers with 83 RBIs.
NL first base
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Winner: Freddie Freeman, Braves (1st)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
158
38
121
.938
138
Freeman led all NL first basemen in average and RBIs.
NL second base
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Winner: Ozzie Albies, Braves (1st)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
160
24
86
.852
117
Albies led the NL with 189 hits.
NL third base
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Winner: Anthony Rendon, Washington Nationals (2nd)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
146
34
126
1.010
154
Rendon led all NL third basemen with a .319 average, 126 RBIs, and a 1.010 OPS.
NL shortstop
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Winner: Trevor Story, Colorado Rockies (2nd)
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
145
35
85
.917
121
Story led all NL shortstops with 35 home runs and a .917 OPS.
NL outfielders
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Winners: Cody Bellinger, Dodgers (1st) Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers (3rd) Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves (1st)
PLAYER
GP
HR
RBI
OPS
WRC+
Cody Bellinger
156
47
115
1.035
162
Christian Yelich
130
44
97
1.100
174
Ronald Acuna Jr.
156
41
101
.883
126
Bellinger is the fifth Dodger to win both a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger in the same season, joining Dusty Baker (1981), Russell Martin (2007), Matt Kemp (2009 and 2011), and Adrian Gonzalez (2014).
Yelich won his second straight NL batting title and led the Senior Circuit in OBP (.429).
Acuna is just the second NL position player to win a Silver Slugger at age 21 or younger, joining Albert Pujols.