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38-year-old Chase Utley proved he's still got it with a dazzling diving play

By Matt Monagan

Chase Utley, if you can believe it, is one of the oldest everyday position players in baseball. He's 38 -- an age when most ballplayers think about hanging it up and spending their days taking selfies on the beach.
But Utley isn't ready to ride off into the sunset just yet. During the Dodgers' 6-3 win over the Marlins on Sunday, the second baseman made an outstanding dive to rob J.T. Riddle of a sure base hit. Get on UP, Chase.

You may call these Chase Utley's golden years, but, perhaps maybe, they're his Gold(en) Glove years.

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