Teams nearly sweeping the MLB Awards

Today Jake Arrieta of the Cubs won the NL Cy Young Award.  With Joe Maddon winning the NL Manager of the Year Award and Kris Bryant the NL Rookie of the Year Award, the Cubs nearly cleaned house with the after season awards.  No Cub is a finalist for the NL MVP, so the clean sweep is out of the question.

However, it got me curious, has a team ever swept the major after season awards?  As far as I can tell, no team has ever swept the Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, Cy Young, and MVP awards.  I did find that the following teams did win the Manager of the Year, Cy Young, and MVP Awards in the same year.  It's worth noting that Manager of the Year awards began in 1983, so there isn't a lot of history for this to happen.

Year	Team	MVP	Cy Young	Manager
1984	Chicago Cubs	Ryne Sandberg	Rick Sutcliffe	Jim Frey
1984	Detroit Tigers	Willie Hernandez	Willie Hernandez	Sparky Anderson
1986	Boston Red Sox	Roger Clemens	Roger Clemens	John McNamara
1988	Los Angeles Dodgers	Kirk Gibson	Orel Hershiser	Tom Lasorda
1990	Pittsburgh Pirates	Barry Bonds	Doug Drabek	Jim Leyland
1991	Atlanta Braves	Terry Pendleton	Tom Glavine	Bobby Cox
1992	Oakland Athletics	Dennis Eckersley	Dennis Eckersley	Tony LaRussa
1993	Chicago White Sox	Frank Thomas	Jack McDowell	Gene Lamont

Interestingly enough, it occurred three times where the pitcher won both the Cy Young and MVP, which makes a sweep much easier.

I also find it interesting that this occurred four years in a row from 1990-1993, but hasn't happened since.

The most obvious change is the introduction of divisional play and a wild card into baseball in 1994.  The opportunities for other managers to win manager of the year is just higher.  Joe Maddon won NL Manager of the Year this year despite technically having his team place third in the NL Central (albeit with the third best record in baseball).

The attitudes of voters have changed over the years too.  Wins and win percentage of pitchers today matters far less.  You'd find it hard for Rick Sutcliffe's 1984 performance (16-1 and 3.9 WAR) and Jack McDowell's 1993 performance (22-10, 4.3 WAR) to lead to a Cy Young win today.  The relievers Willie Hernandez and Dennis Eckersley would also have a much tougher time today winning an MVP (4.8 WAR & 2.9 WAR in their MVP seasons respectively).