Giants Ace Logan Webb Finishes Fourth in NL Cy Young Voting, Earns Gold Glove

San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb concluded an impressive 2025 MLB season by finishing fourth in the National League Cy Young Award voting, accumulating 47 points. The right-hander, who will turn 29 next week, led MLB with 207 innings pitched and achieved a career-high 224 strikeouts, becoming the first Giant since 1944 to lead the NL in both categories. Webb was listed on over half of the 30 ballots, receiving 10 third-place votes, placing him behind unanimous winner Paul Skenes, Christopher Sánchez of the Phillies, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Dodgers. This marks his third top-six finish in the past three seasons (second, sixth, fourth). Earlier in the month, Webb also secured his first NL Gold Glove Award for pitchers, highlighting his all-around stellar performance.