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Apr 18: Goldschmidt catches a line-drive and doubles off the runner from first.
Apr 30: A chopper down the first-base line? No problem.
May 6: Paul shows great reactions to retire Andre Ethier on a liner.
June 28: Goldie starts and ends a crucial double-play with the bases-loaded.
July 7: Paul shows his vertical skills, leaping to take away a hit.
July 24: Goldschmidt grabs a line-drive smash to his backhand side.
Aug 27. Paul ranges deep into foul territory for an over-the-shoulder catch, and holds the runner at third.
Sep 6: Goldschmidt dives to snag a ball from Arias in the tip of his glove.
Sep 11: Robbing Yasiel Puig of a hit? Oh, go on, then...
Sep 18: Goldschmidt's basket catch retires Juan Uribe.
I think it's a selection which really does highlight how far Goldschmidt has come.Even in compiling this, it was notable how there were more possible plays from the second-half of the season, than at its beginning. It's also clear how good Paul is at all aspects of the position, including things not normally associated with first-basemen, such as range. All told, a thoroughly-deserved award, and I wouldn't be surprised if there are more on his mantelpiece by the time (hopefully, a long way down the road!) his career is over.