Notable Performers
- Trot Nixon—.333 average, three home runs, five RBI
- David Ortiz, Manny Ramírez, Jason Varitek, Todd Walker—two home runs each.
- Tim Wakefield—Won Game 1 and Game 4 for the Red Sox, and very likely would have been the ALCS MVP had Boston held on to win the series.
- Jorge Posada—.296 average, four doubles
- Mariano Rivera—eight innings, 1.12 ERA, two saves (Series MVP)
- Mike Timlin and Alan Embree (combined)—ten innings, four hits, zero earned runs
- Mike Mussina and Rivera—six innings, six strikeouts, four hits, and zero earned runs combined in relief during Game 7.
- Jason Giambi—Before the eighth inning rally in Game 7, Giambi had provided the Yankees' only offense with two solo home runs off Pedro Martínez.
- Aaron Boone—Hit an eleventh inning walk-off home run in Game 7.
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