Brandon Crawford, shortstop demi-god, is the 2015 National League Gold Glove winner at shortstop. For the rest of his life, he can introduce himself as "Brandon Crawford, Gold Glove shortstop." At parties, at the dry cleaners, when he's 40, when he's 80. He will always be Brandon Crawford, Gold Glove shortstop.
It's about freaking time.
Even though Crawford was clearly one of the best shortstops in either league for the last three years, he was the Tim Raines to Andrelton Simmons's Rickey Henderson. The Alan Trammell to his Cal Ripken. It didn't seem like there was going to be a way to overtake the incumbent.