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30 teams in AL, NL · 2430 regular-season games · 2003-03-30 to 2003-09-28 · attendance 67,630,052

◀ 2002 2004 ▶

World Series champion

Florida Marlins

MVP

Alex Rodriguez AL
Barry Bonds NL

Cy Young

Roy Halladay AL
Eric Gagne NL

Rookie of the Year

Angel Berroa AL
Dontrelle Willis NL

All-Star Game

2003-07-15 at Guaranteed Rate Field

Hall of Fame class of 2003

Eddie Murray, Gary Carter

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
Division Series	New York Yankees 3–1 Minnesota Twins	4
Division Series	Chicago Cubs 3–2 Atlanta Braves	5
Division Series	Florida Marlins 3–1 San Francisco Giants	4
Division Series	Boston Red Sox 3–2 Oakland Athletics	5
League Championship	Florida Marlins 4–3 Chicago Cubs	7
League Championship	New York Yankees 4–3 Boston Red Sox	7
World Series	Florida Marlins 4–2 New York Yankees	6

Standings

AL Central

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Minnesota Twins	90	72	.556	—	758	1,946,011	Ron Gardenhire	Division
2	Chicago White Sox	86	76	.531	4	715	1,939,524	Jerry Manuel
3	Kansas City Royals	83	79	.512	7	867	1,779,895	Tony Pena
4	Cleveland Indians	68	94	.420	22	778	1,730,002	Eric Wedge
5	Detroit Tigers	43	119	.265	47	928	1,368,245	Alan Trammell

AL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	New York Yankees	101	61	.623	—	716	3,465,600	Joe Torre	Pennant Division
2	Boston Red Sox	95	67	.586	6	809	2,724,165	Grady Little	Wild Card
3	Toronto Blue Jays	86	76	.531	15	826	1,799,458	Carlos Tosca, John Gibbons
4	Baltimore Orioles	71	91	.438	30	820	2,454,523	Mike Hargrove, Sam Perlozzo
5	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	63	99	.389	38	852	1,058,695	Lou Piniella

AL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Oakland Athletics	96	66	.593	—	643	2,216,596	Ken Macha	Division
2	Seattle Mariners	93	69	.574	3	637	3,268,509	Bob Melvin
3	Anaheim Angels	77	85	.475	19	743	3,061,094	Mike Scioscia
4	Texas Rangers	71	91	.438	25	969	2,094,394	Buck Showalter

NL Central

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Chicago Cubs	88	74	.543	—	683	2,962,630	Dusty Baker	Division
2	Houston Astros	87	75	.537	1	677	2,454,241	Jimy Williams
3	St. Louis Cardinals	85	77	.525	3	796	2,910,386	Tony LaRussa
4	Pittsburgh Pirates	75	87	.463	13	801	1,636,751	Lloyd McClendon
5	Cincinnati Reds	69	93	.426	19	886	2,355,259	Bob Boone, Ray Knight, Dave Miley
6	Milwaukee Brewers	68	94	.420	20	873	1,700,354	Ned Yost

NL East

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Atlanta Braves	101	61	.623	—	740	2,401,084	Bobby Cox, Pat Corrales	Division
2	Florida Marlins	91	71	.562	10	692	1,303,215	Jeff Torborg, Jack McKeon	World Series Wild Card
3	Philadelphia Phillies	86	76	.531	15	697	2,259,948	Larry Bowa
4	Montreal Expos	83	79	.512	18	716	1,025,639	Frank Robinson
5	New York Mets	66	95	.410	34.5	754	2,140,599	Art Howe

NL West

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	San Francisco Giants	100	61	.621	—	638	3,264,898	Felipe Alou	Division
2	Los Angeles Dodgers	85	77	.525	15.5	556	3,138,626	Jim Tracy
3	Arizona Diamondbacks	84	78	.519	16.5	685	2,805,542	Bob Brenly
4	Colorado Rockies	74	88	.457	26.5	892	2,334,085	Clint Hurdle
5	San Diego Padres	64	98	.395	36.5	831	2,030,084	Bruce Bochy

Leaders

AL

RBI

AVG

ERA

NL

RBI

AVG

ERA

No-hitters

Kevin Millwood, Philadelphia Phillies vs. San Francisco Giants, 2003-04-27

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