aaron judge-cody bellinger-rookie of the year MIAMI, FL – JULY 11: Aaron Judge #99 of the New York Yankees and the American League reacts as he flies out in the fifth inning against the National League during the 88th MLB All-Star Game at Marlins Park on July 11, 2017 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

This week will produce some interesting results in MLB awards voting. The AL MVP is a toss-up, the NL MVP and NL Cy Young could go several directions, and the Manager of the Year races are never easy to predict.

The two Rookie of the Year races, however, provided absolutely zero drama.

On Monday evening, MLB announced that Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge had unanimously won AL Rookie of the Year and Dodgers first baseman/outfielder Cody Bellinger had unanimously earned the NL version. It was only the fourth time in baseball history that both Rookies of the Year have been decided unanimously.

We’ll start with Judge, who led the AL in home runs (52), runs scored (128), walks (127) and FanGraphs WAR (8.2) and finished second in on-base percentage (.422), slugging (.627), OPS (1.049), wRC+ (173) and Baseball-Reference WAR (8.1). He hit twice as many home runs and posted THREE TIMES as much FanGraphs WAR as any other AL rookie on his way to what could be an MVP season.

Judge also earned a reputation as the most fearsome slugger in baseball, thanks to some absolutely towering home runs (including the longest of the season in MLB) and rocket line drives.

Judge becomes the second Yankee ever, joining Derek Jeter, to earn the AL Rookie of the Year award unanimously. After winning the award, he shared a fairly adorable moment with his parents before giving a characteristically dry interview on MLB Network.

Bellinger did not have quite as good a year as Judge did (because almost no one did), but he did lead all NL rookies in home runs (39), RBIs (97) and both versions of WAR (4.0 on FanGraphs, 4.2 on B-Ref).

Bellinger also earned some Statcast-related accolades, with the best home-run rate of any left-handed hitter with 300 or more batted balls.

Paul DeJong finished second in NL Rookie of the Year voting, with Josh Bell third and Rhys Hoskins fourth. In the AL, Andrew Benintendi finished second, followed by Trey Mancini and Matt Olson.

Complete voting results can be found here for the NL and here for the AL.

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