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Pete Crow-Armstrong wins second Gold Glove as Red Sox lead MLB awards
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Pete Crow-Armstrong wins second Gold Glove as Red Sox lead MLB awards

Pete Crow-Armstrong secured his second Gold Glove award as Major League Baseball recognised the best defensive players across the league on Sunday night. The Boston Red Sox led all teams with three Gold Glove winners, sharing the top spot with another team that also claimed three awards.

The Boston Red Sox, based in Boston and competing in the American League East Division, have had a mixed recent run of form. They lost their latest game 9-2 at the New York Yankees on 1 October, following a 0-9 defeat to the same opponents. Prior to those matches, they recorded two wins and a loss against the Chicago Cubs.

The Gold Glove awards highlight individual defensive excellence in MLB, a competition that features teams from across the United States. The Red Sox's three winners underline their defensive strength despite recent challenges in their results.

The Red Sox now look ahead to their next fixtures as they aim to improve their standing in the league. Their recent performances suggest a need to build consistency, while the Gold Glove recognition offers a positive note on individual performances within the squad.

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