The 2007 New York Yankees season was highlighted by a resilient performance, as the team finished with a strong 94-68 record to secure the American League Wild Card berth. Led by Alex Rodriguez's historic MVP campaign—featuring 54 home runs and 156 RBIs—and stellar seasons from Jorge Posada and Derek Jeter, the Yankees boasted the highest-scoring offense in the majors and maintained their impressive streak of 13 consecutive postseason appearances. A two-time World Series champion and seven-time Cy Young Award winner, Roger Clemens was a dominant right-handed pitcher for the New York Yankees who recorded over 350 career wins and 4,600 strikeouts during a legendary 24-season Major League Baseball career.