The 2003 International League season took place from April to September 2003.
The Durham Bulls defeated the Pawtucket Red Sox to win the league championship.
Attendance
- Buffalo - 551,916
- Charlotte - 268,374
- Columbus - 480,445
- Durham - 501,855
- Indianapolis - 550,319
- Louisville - 661,986
- Norfolk - 480,963
- Ottawa - 182,852
- Pawtucket - 569,106
- Richmond - 446,882
- Rochester - 418,014
- Scranton/W.B. - 427,445
- Syracuse - 356,303
- Toledo - 517,331
Playoffs
Division Series
North Division (Pawtucket) IL Wild Card (Ottawa Lynx)
Winner: Pawtucket
South Division (Durham) West Division (Louisville)
Winner: Durham
Championship series
Pawtucket Red Sox
Durham Bulls
Winner: Durham Bulls; first team to win back to back IL titles since Columbus Clippers won back in 1991.
References
External links
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The 2003 International League season took place from April to September 2003.
The Durham Bulls defeated the Pawtucket Red Sox to win the league championship.
Attendance
- Buffalo - 551,916
- Charlotte - 268,374
- Columbus - 480,445
- Durham - 501,855
- Indianapolis - 550,319
- Louisville - 661,986
- Norfolk - 480,963
- Ottawa - 182,852
- Pawtucket - 569,106
- Richmond - 446,882
- Rochester - 418,014
- Scranton/W.B. - 427,445
- Syracuse - 356,303
- Toledo - 517,331
Playoffs
Division Series
North Division (Pawtucket) IL Wild Card (Ottawa Lynx)
Winner: Pawtucket
South Division (Durham) West Division (Louisville)
Winner: Durham
Championship series
Pawtucket Red Sox
Durham Bulls
Winner: Durham Bulls; first team to win back to back IL titles since Columbus Clippers won back in 1991.
References
External links
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