2003 MLB season (Jayverse)

The 2003 MLB Season is the 103th Season for Major League Baseball

Top 33 Rookies being Selected
Greg Holland (RP) - Kansas City Monarchs

Bryce Massanari (C) - Chicago Hitmen

Ricky Nolasco (RP) - Miami Athletics

David Price (SP) - Tampa Bay Rays

Celso Rondon (RP) -

Jonny Venters (SP) - Atlanta Braves

Michael Fiers (SP) - Milwaukee Brewers

Ernesto Frieri (RP) - San Diego Padres

Ryan Kussmaul (RP) - Birmingham Barons

Trystan Magnuson (RP) - Toronto Blue Jays

Justin Masterson (SP) - Cleveland Buckeyes

Mike McClendon (RP) - Milwaueke Brewers

Dan Otero (RP) - San Francisco Seals

Luis Perez (SP) - Toronto Blue Jays

Jeff Samardzija (SP) - Chicago Cubs

Bryan Woodall (RP)

Jose Ascanio (RP) - Atlanta Braves

David Carpenter (RP)

Chris Davis (1B)

Jose De La Cruz (RP) - Houston Astros

Alfredo Despaigne (RF)

Joey Falcone (LF) - Richmond Generals

Josh Fields (RP) - Seattle Pilots

Mike Loree (SP) - San Francisco Seals

Cory Luebke (SP) - San Diego Padres

Wes Musick (SP) - Chicago White Sox

Takahiko Nomaguchi (RP)

Ramon Ramirez (SP)

Tyler Wilson (RP)

Yao-Hsun Yang (RP)

Dylan Axelrod (SP)

Daric Barton (1B)

Corey Brown (CF)

Final Standings
AL East: Boston Red Sox (97-63), Ottawa Lynx (92-68), New York Yankees (92-68), Baltimore Orioles (90-70), Toronto Blue Jays (73-87), Richmond Generals (71-89), Buffalo Bisons (61-99)

AL Central: Kansas City Monarchs (84-77), Chicago Hitmen (83-78), Detroit Tigers (77-83), Chicago White Sox (73-87), Iowa Oaks (71-89), Cleveland Buckeyes (68-92), Indianapolis Rounders (62-98)

AL Southern: New Orleans Pelicans (99-61), Miami Athletics (85-75), Dallas Rangers (84-76), Oklahoma City 89ers (79-81), Houston Astros (73-87), Monterrey Bandits (67-93), Mexico City Diablos (67-93)

AL West: Anaheim Amigos (101-59), San Francisco Seals (91-69), Portland Beavers (91-69), Vancouver Mounties (83-77), Seattle Pilots (81-79), Reno Silver Sox (79-81), Los Angeles Angels (67-93)

NL East: Pittsburgh Pirates (86-74), Philadelphia Phillies (82-78), Washington Nationals (80-80), Montreal Expos (75-85), Brooklyn Dodgers (75-85), Boston Beacons (75-85), New York GIants (72-88)

NL North: Milwaukee Brewers (92-68), Chicago Cubs (88-72), Minnesota Twins (85-75), Cincinnati Reds (85-75), Columbus Explorers (77-83), Omaha Royals (72-88), Fargo RedHawks (71-89)

NL South: Atlanta Braves (97-63), Birmingham Barons (92-68), San Antonio Missions (87-73), Charlotte Bobcats (84-76), Tampa Bay Rays (81-79), Havana Hurricanes (66-94), St. Louis Cardinals (64-96)

NL West: Oakland Panthers (100-60), Denver Rockies (95-65), Arizona Diamondbacks (83-77), San Diego Padres (77-83), Calgary Wranglers (74-86), Los Angeles Knights (66-94), Las Vegas Blackjacks (59-101)

Playoffs
ALDS: Kansas City def. Anaheim 4-2, Boston Red Sox def. New Orleans 4-1

NLDS: Oakland def. Pittsburgh 4-2, Atlanta def. Milwaukee 4-3

ALCS: Boston Red Sox def. Kansas City 4-2

NLCS: Atlanta def. Oakland 4-0

WS: Atlanta def. Boston Red Sox 4-1

League Leaders
Batting Average - Ramon Orantes (Denver) .373

Home Runs - Jose Oliva (Chicago WS) 44

RBI - Garret Anderson (Denver) 141

Stolen Bases - Ramon Gomez (Kansas City) 41

OBP + Slugging % - Chipper Jones (Atlanta) 1.113

ERA - Stephen Cowie (Birmingham) 2.66

Wins - Tony Bacci (Oakland) 21

Strikeouts - Jeff Heaverlo (San Antonio) 281