Eloy Jiménez of the Chicago White Sox has been voted the American League Rookie of the Month, and All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso of the New York Mets has been named the National League Rookie of the Month for September.

Jiménez earned his first career monthly honor and is the first White Sox player since José Abreu in 2014 to receive AL Rookie of the Month honors. Abreu claimed three such awards during his AL Rookie of the Year-winning 2014 campaign. Alonso received his third NL Rookie of the Month Award this season (also April and June) and is the first rookie in team history to win three awards in the same season. Alonso and Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros each earned a trio of Rookie of the Month Awards this season, marking the first time since Rookie of the Month began in 2001 that multiple rookies accomplished the feat in the same season.

Eloy Jiménez, Chicago White Sox (@Lamantha21)

• Batted .344 (33-for-96) with 18 runs scored, seven doubles, a triple, nine home runs, 24 RBI and a .719 slugging percentage over 23 games played.

• Clubbed his 31st home run of the season in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers, the third-most by a White Sox rookie in a single season, trailing Abreu (36 HR, 2014) and Ron Kittle (35 HR, 1983).

• Was named AL Player of the Week for the period ending September 15th. Recorded back-to-back four-RBI games on September 10th-11th, becoming the youngest White Sox player in history to do so, and

the first since Alexei Ramirez (August 17-18, 2008).

• Logged a career-high 13-game hitting streak from September 8th-22nd, batting .411 (23-for-56) with 13 runs scored, four doubles, six home runs and 19 RBI during the torrid stretch.

Pete Alonso, New York Mets (@pistol_pete20)

• Posted a slash line of .248/.327/.604 with 21 runs scored, 25 hits, three doubles, 11 home runs, 19 RBI and 10 walks across 26 games.

• Finished his historic rookie season with 53 home runs on the season, the most by a rookie in Major League history, eclipsing Aaron Judge’s record of 52 homers set during his AL Rookie of the Year-winning 2017 campaign.

• Became the first rookie in MLB history to pace the Majors in home runs, as well as the first Mets player regardless of age to accomplish the feat.

• Became the eighth player in franchise history to amass at least 100 runs scored (103) and 100 RBI (120) in a single season, and the first rookie to do so. Established rookie franchise records with 120 RBI, 102 runs scored and 154 hits.