2003 Major League Baseball season
- 2003 Major League Baseball season
The by|2003 MLB season was the 100th season of Major League Baseball. The season ended when the Florida Marlins defeated the New York Yankees in a six game 2003 World Series.
Playoffs
8TeamBracket | RD1=Division Series | RD2=League Championship Series | RD3=World Series
RD1-seed1=| RD1-seed2=| RD1-seed3=| RD1-seed4=| RD1-seed5=| RD1-seed6=| RD1-seed7=| RD1-seed8=
RD1-seed1=East
RD1-team1=New York Yankees
RD1-seed2=Cent.
RD1-team2=Minnesota Twins
RD1-score1=3
RD1-score2=1
RD1-seed3=West
RD1-team3=Oakland Athletics
RD1-seed4=WC
RD1-team4=Boston Red Sox
RD1-score3=2
RD1-score4=3
RD1-seed5=West
RD1-team5=San Francisco Giants
RD1-seed6=WC
RD1-team6=Florida Marlins
RD1-score5=1
RD1-score6=3
RD1-seed7=East
RD1-team7=Atlanta Braves
RD1-seed8=Cent.
RD1-team8=Chicago Cubs
RD1-score7=2
RD1-score8=3
RD2-seed1=East
RD2-team1=New York Yankees
RD2-seed2=WC
RD2-team2=Boston Red Sox
RD2-score1=4
RD2-score2=3
RD2-seed3=WC
RD2-team3=Florida Marlins
RD2-seed4=Cent.
RD2-team4=Chicago Cubs
RD2-score3=4
RD2-score4=3
RD3-seed1=AL
RD3-team1=New York Yankees
RD3-seed2=NL
RD3-team2=Florida Marlins
RD3-score1=2
RD3-score2=4
*World Series MVP: Josh Beckett
**American League Championship Series MVP: Mariano Rivera
**National League Championship Series MVP: Iván Rodríguez
*All-Star Game, July 15 at U.S. Cellular Field: American League, 7-6; Garret Anderson, MVP
Major League Baseball final standings
References
* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/AL_2003.shtml Baseball-Reference.com, 2003 American League season]
* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/NL_2003.shtml Baseball-Reference.com, 2003 National League season]
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