| Week | Player of the Week | Team |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Cobi Jones | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 2 | Cobi Jones | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 3 | Frank Klopas | Chicago Fire |
| Week 4 | Jason Farrell | Columbus Crew |
| Week 5 | Stern John | Columbus Crew |
| Week 6 | Paul Bravo | Colorado Rapids |
| Week 7 | Tony Meola | MetroStars |
| Week 8 | Cobi Jones | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 9 | Vitalis Takawira | Kansas City Wizards |
| Week 10 | Peter Nowak | Chicago Fire |
| Week 11 | Stern John | Columbus Crew |
| Week 12 | Jerzy Podbrożny | Chicago Fire |
| Week 13 | Zach Thornton | Chicago Fire |
| Week 14 | Roman Kosecki | Chicago Fire |
| Week 15 | Luboš Kubík | Chicago Fire |
| Week 16 | John Harkes | D.C. United |
| Week 17 | Roy Lassiter | D.C. United |
| Week 18 | Marco Etcheverry | D.C. United |
| Week 19 | Cobi Jones | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 20 | Stern John | Columbus Crew |
| Week 21 | Cobi Jones | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 22 | Diego Serna | Miami Fusion |
| Week 23 | Carlos Hermosillo | Los Angeles Galaxy |
| Week 24 | Josh Wolff | Chicago Fire |
| Week 25 | Diego Serna | Miami Fusion |
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