The baseball season is now 1/6th of the way through but if the season ended today, which players would win the big awards?

Here are the players that jumped out of the gate faster than everyone else in the league, and the ones to keep your eye on through October.

First 30 Days Award - Most Vaulable Player

AL MVP: Manny Ramirez

Manny is 4 home runs away from 500 and is tallying career year numbers thus far. His Red Sox sit atop the AL East in a tie with the Rays, and continue to see the hated Yankees disappear further and further off in the rear view.

NL MVP: Chipper Jones

ESPN said it correctly when they honored Jones with the player of the month award: “[How] can we not award this honor to a guy who hit .410, rolled up an 1.145 OPS, bombed eight homers and essentially won four games for his injury-wracked team single-handedly?” AT age 36, if Jones can stay healthy, he could have the best year of his career–and win his second NL MVP Award.

First 30 Days Award - CY Young

AL Cy Young: Cliff Lee

Cliff Lee has always been a solid Major League starter. but thus far in 2008 Cliff Lee is 5-0 with a 0.96 ERA. We’re not sure what attributed to this ridiculous turn around but Lee must have been eating his Wheaties.

NL Cy Young: Brandon Webb

To say Webb (6-0, 1.98) has been lights out would be a gross understatement. No one in the national league can touch this guy. But buyers beware, this is the third time in his career that he has started off 5-0 in April. If Webb can keep it up all year, expect the Diamondback to roll through the World Series.

First 30 Days Award - Rookie of the Year

AL Rookie of the Year: Kosuke Fukudome

A veteran of the Japanese League, 31 year old Fukudome (.326, 1 HR, 9 RBI) has made a seemingly successful transition to the majors. Justin Upton would have easily won this award, but he had 10 AB’s too many to be eligible.

NL Rookie of the Year: Jacoby Ellsbury

Statistically, Fukudome is the best rookie in all of baseball. That said, Jacoby Ellsbury is putting together a solid year, and one of the leading reasons why the Red Sox will win the AL East this season.