2003 Boston Red Sox season

2003 Boston Red Sox
	American League Runner-Up
Major League affiliations
	American League (since 1901);
	East Division (since 1969);
Location
	Fenway Park (since 1912);
	Boston (since 1901);
Other information
Owner(s)	John W. Henry
General manager(s)	Theo Epstein
Manager(s)	Grady Little
Local television	WSBK-TV; (Sean McDonough, Jerry Remy); NESN; (Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy)
Local radio	WEEI; (Jerry Trupiano, Joe Castiglione); WROL; (Luis Tiant, Uri Berenguer, Juan Pedro Villamán)
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The Boston Red Sox' 2003 season included the Red Sox attempting to win the American League East division, the ALDS, and the American League.

Offseason

On November 25, 2002, Theo Epstein, 28, was hired as General Manager of the Boston Red Sox.^[1] The vacancy occurred because Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane accepted the Red Sox job and then resigned shortly afterward. Epstein's hiring made him the youngest general manager in major league history.^[1] Larry Lucchino, Red Sox' President and CEO, wanted Epstein to be hired. Prior to the appointment, Epstein was Boston's assistant general manager.

October 9, 2002: Brandon Lyon was selected off waivers by the Boston Red Sox from the Toronto Blue Jays.^[2]
November 6, 2002: Chris Coste signed as a Free Agent with the Boston Red Sox.^[3]
December 6, 2002: Wayne Gomes was released by the Boston Red Sox.^[4]
December 31, 2002: Ramiro Mendoza signed as a Free Agent with the Boston Red Sox.^[5]
January 10, 2003: Bill Mueller was signed as a Free Agent with the Boston Red Sox.^[6]
January 22, 2003: David Ortiz was signed as a Free Agent with the Boston Red Sox.^[7]
February 15, 2003: Kevin Millar was purchased by the Boston Red Sox from the Florida Marlins.^[8]

Regular season

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The Red Sox celebrate their clinching of the 2003 AL Wild Card with a victory over the Baltimore Orioles.

Season standings

Template:MLB standings

Notable transactions

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Gabe Kapler

April 11, 2003: Bill Haselman signed as a free agent with the Boston Red Sox.^[9]
June 28, 2003: Gabe Kapler was purchased by the Boston Red Sox from the Colorado Rockies.^[10]
July 22, 2003: Scott Sauerbeck was acquired by the Red Sox from the Pittsburgh Pirates.^[2]
July 31, 2003: The Red Sox acquired Scott Williamson from the Cincinnati Reds. Freddy Sanchez was traded by the Boston Red Sox to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Jeff Suppan.^[11]
August 5, 2003: David McCarty was acquired off waivers by the Red Sox from the Oakland Athletics.

Opening Day Lineup

18	Johnny Damon	CF
12	Todd Walker	2B
5	Nomar Garciaparra	SS
24	Manny Ramírez	LF
15	Kevin Millar	1B
29	Shea Hillenbrand	3B
25	Jeremy Giambi	DH
7	Trot Nixon	RF
33	Jason Varitek	C
45	Pedro Martínez	P

Roster

2003 Boston Red Sox cc

Roster

Pitchers

Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Designated hitters

25 Jeremy Giambi
34 David Ortiz

Manager

3 Grady Little

Coaches

Game log

2003 Game Log

March

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	March 31	@Devil Rays	6–4	McClung (1–0)	Fox (0–1)	—	34,391	0–1

April

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
2	April 1	@Devil Rays	9 – 8 16	Lyon (1–0)	Sosa (0–1)	—	11,524	1–1
3	April 2	@Devil Rays	7–5	Lowe (1–0)	Parque (0–1)	Fox (1)	10,058	2–1
4	April 3	@Devil Rays	14–5	Fossum (1–0)	Bierbrodt (0–1)	—	12,110	3–1
5	April 4	@Orioles	8–7	Burkett (1–0)	Ponson (0–1)	—	27,256	4–1
6	April 5	@Orioles	2–1	Ryan (2–0)	Fox (0–2)	—	41,821	4–2
7	April 6	@Orioles	12–2	Wakefield (1–0)	López (0–1)	—	30,046	5–2
8	April 8	@Blue Jays	8–4	Hendrickson (1–1)	Lowe (1–1)	—	13,147	5–3
9	April 9	@Blue Jays	10–5	Sturtze (2–0)	Fossum (1–1)	—	13,099	5–4
10	April 10	@Blue Jays	8–7	Timlin (1–0)	Politte (0–1)	—	13,779	6–4
–	April 11	Orioles	Postponed					6–4
–	April 12	Orioles	Postponed					6–4
11	April 12	Orioles	13–6	Johnson (1–0)	Martínez (1–1)	—	32,029	6–5
12	April 13	Orioles	2–0	Lowe (2–1)	López (0–2)	Wakefield (1)	32,368	7–5
13	April 15	Devil Rays	6–5	Timlin (2–0)	Levine (1–1)	—	29,617	8–5
14	April 16	Devil Rays	6–4	Fox (1–2)	Carter (3–1)	Lyon (1)	26,688	9–5
15	April 17	Devil Rays	6–0	Martínez (1–1)	Kennedy (0–1)	—	30,909	10–5
16	April 18	Blue Jays	7–3	Wakefield (2–0)	Tam (0–1)	—	19,545	11–5
17	April 19	Blue Jays	7–2	Derek Lowe (3–1)	Sturtze (2–1)	—	32,329	12–5
18	April 20	Blue Jays	6–5	Timlin (3–0)	Politte (0–2)	—	29,579	13–5
19	April 21	Blue Jays	11–6	Lidle (3–2)	Burkett (1–1)	—	34,370	13–6
20	April 22	@Rangers	5–4	Martínez (2–1)	Park (1–3)	Fox (2)	20,158	14–6
21	April 23	@Rangers	6–1	Thomson (1–2)	Wakefield (2–1)	—	20,042	14–7
22	April 24	@Rangers	16–5	Dickey (1–1)	Lowe (3–2)	—	21,063	14–8
23	April 25	@Angels	5–2	Fossum (2–1)	Washburn (1–3)	Fox (3)	37,203	15–8
24	April 26	@Angels	3–1	Shields (1–0)	Burkett (1–2)	Percival (3)	43,514	15–9
25	April 27	@Angels	6–4 14	Mendoza (1–0)	Callaway (1–3)	Shiell (1)	43,690	16–9
26	April 29	Royals	7–2	Wakefield (3–1)	George (3–2)	—	40,348	17–9
27	April 30	Royals	5–4	Embree (1–0)	MacDougal (1–2)	—	31,334	18–9

May

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
28	May 1	Royals	6–5	Shiell (1–0)	Grimsley (1–2)	Lyon (2)	31,950	19–9
29	May 2	Twins	11–7	Santana (1–0)	Mendoza (1–1)	—	31,317	19–10
30	May 3	Twins	9–1	Martínez (3–1)	Fiore (1–1)	—	33,061	20–10
31	May 4	Twins	9–4	Rogers (4–1)	Timlin (3–1)	—	32,887	20–11
32	May 5	@ Royals	7–6	Lopez (4–0)	Lyon (1–1)	—	21,232	20–12
33	May 6	@ Royals	7–3	Fossum (3–1)	Affeldt (2–1)	—	15,848	21–12
34	May 7	@ Royals	9–6	Woodard (1–0)	Lopez (4–1)	Lyon (3)	28,268	22–12
35	May 9	@ Twins	5–0	Santana (2–0)	Martínez (3–2)	—	28,436	22–13
36	May 10	@ Twins	6–5	Wakefield (4–1)	Rincón (1–1)	Lyon (4)	26,346	23–13
37	May 11	@ Twins	9–8	Radke (4–3)	Lowe (3–3)	Guardado (8)	15,641	23–14
38	May 13	Rangers	5–4	Embree (2–0)	Cordero (1–4)	Lyon (5)	31,956	24–14
39	May 14	Rangers	7–1	Fossum (4–1)	Benoit (1–1)	—	32,485	25–14
40	May 15	Rangers	12–3	Martínez (4–2)	Benes (0–2)	—	33,801	26–14
41	May 16	Angels	6–5	Rodríguez (4–1)	Embree (2–1)	Percival (6)	33,170	26–15
42	May 17	Angels	6–2	Washburn (4–4)	Timlin (3–2)	Percival (7)	33,327	26–16
43	May 18	Angels	5–3	Burkett (2–2)	Lackey (2–4)	Person (1)	33,347	27–16
44	May 19	Yankees	7–3	Wells (6–1)	Fossum (4–2)	—	35,099	27–17
45	May 20	Yankees	10–7	Embree (3–1)	Contreras (1–1)	Lyon (6)	35,007	28–17
46	May 21	Yankees	4–2	Clemens (6–2)	Wakefield (4–2)	Rivera (4)	35,003	28–18
47	May 23	Indians	9–2	Lowe (4–3)	Rodríguez (2–5)	—	32,673	29–18
48	May 24	Indians	12–3	Burkett (3–2)	Anderson (2–5)	—	32,643	30–18
49	May 25	Indians	6–4	Davis (4–4)	Fossum (4–3)	Báez (9)	34,318	30–19
50	May 26	@ Yankees	8–4	Wakefield (5–2)	Clemens (6–3)	—	55,093	31–19
51	May 27	@ Yankees	11–3	Pettitte (5–5)	Chen (0–1)	—	44,769	31–20
52	May 28	@ Yankees	6–5	Rivera (1–0)	Lyon (1–2)	—	44,617	31–21
53	May 30	@ Blue Jays	13–2	Davis (3–3)	Burkett (3–3)	—	21,381	31–22
54	May 31	@ Blue Jays	10–7	Sturtze (5–4)	Fossum (4–4)	Politte (9)	28,809	31–23

June

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
55	June 1	@ Blue Jays	11–8	Halladay (7–2)	White (0–1)	—	26,890	31–24
–	June 3	@ Pirates	Postponed					31–24
56	June 4	@ Pirates	11–4	Kim (2–5)	Benson (5–6)	—	N/A	32–24
57	June 4	@ Pirates	8–3	Lowe (5–3)	D'Amico (4–6)	—	27,769	33–24
58	June 5	@ Pirates	5–4	Boehringer (3–1)	Mendoza (1–2)	Williams (16)	33,372	33–25
59	June 6	@ Brewers	9–3	Durocher (2–0)	Almonte (0–1)	—	20,195	33–26
60	June 7	@ Brewers	11–10	Lyon (2–2)	DeJean (2–4)	Timlin (1)	34,242	34–26
61	June 8	@ Brewers	9–1	Lowe (6–3)	Rusch (1–9)	—	20,784	35–26
62	June 10	Cardinals	9–7	Kline (3–4)	Lyon (2–3)	Eldred (8)	34,937	35–27
63	June 11	Cardinals	13–1	Burkett (4–3)	Tomko (2–5)	—	33,453	36–27
64	June 12	Cardinals	8–7 13	Yan (2–1)	Mendoza (1–3)	—	34,389	36–28
65	June 13	Astros	4–3	Rupe (1–0)	Stone (4–2)	Lyon (7)	33,244	37–28
66	June 14	Astros	8–4	Lowe (7–3)	Redding (4–5)	—	34,562	38–28
67	June 15	Astros	3–2 14	Shiell (2–0)	Bland (1–2)	—	34,085	39–28
68	June 16	@ White Sox	4–2	Buehrle (3–10)	Rupe (1–1)	Gordon (1)	30,779	39–29
69	June 17	@ White Sox	7–4	Burkett (5–3)	Colón (6–7)	Lyon (8)	19,887	40–29
70	June 18	@ White Sox	3–1	Loaiza (10–2)	Wakefield (5–3)	Koch (9)	18,708	40–30
71	June 19	@ White Sox	4–3 10	Lyon (3–3)	Koch (2–3)	—	17,225	41–30
--	June 20	@ Phillies	Postponed					41–30
72	June 21	@ Phillies	6–5 13	Mesa (3–4)	Seánez (0–1)	—	35,512	41–31
73	June 22	@ Phillies	5–0	Myers (6–6)	Kim (2–6)	—	60,960	41–32
74	June 23	Tigers	3–1	Wakefield (6–3)	Bonderman (2–11)	Timlin (2)	33,814	42–32
75	June 24	Tigers	10–1	Lowe (8–3)	Cornejo (3–6)	—	33,848	43–32
76	June 25	Tigers	11–2	Burkett (6–3)	Maroth (2–12)	—	33,587	44–32
77	June 26	Tigers	6–4	Martínez (5–2)	Roney (0–2)	Lyon (9)	34,415	45–32
78	June 27	Marlins	25–8	Kim (3–6)	Pavano (6–9)	—	34,764	46–32
79	June 28	Marlins	10–9	Bump (1–0)	Lyon (3–4)	Looper (14)	34,804	46–33
80	June 29	Marlins	11–7	Lowe (9–3)	Penny (6–6)	—	34,476	47–33

July

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
81	July 1	@ Devil Rays	4–3 11	Carter (5–3)	Lyon (3–5)	—	12,122	47–34
82	July 2	@ Devil Rays	5–4	Martínez (6–2)	Colomé (1–4)	Kim (1)	14,345	48–34
83	July 3	@ Devil Rays	6–5 10	Harper (1–4)	Timlin (3–3)	—	12,838	48–35
84	July 4	@ Yankees	10–3	Lowe (10–3)	Wells (10–3)	—	55,144	49–35
85	July 5	@ Yankees	10–2	Mendoza (2–3)	Clemens (8–6)	—	54,948	50–35
86	July 6	@ Yankees	7–1	Pettitte (10–6)	Burkett (6–4)	—	54,918	50–36
87	July 7	@ Yankees	2–1	Rivera (3–0)	Kim (3–7)	—	55,016	50–37
88	July 8	@ Blue Jays	2–1 12	Jones (2–4)	Tam (0–3)	Kim (2)	20,022	51–37
89	July 9	@ Blue Jays	8–7	Lyon (4–5)	Tam (0–4)	Kim (3)	23,551	52–37
90	July 10	@ Blue Jays	7–1	Mendoza (3–3)	Lidle (10–8)	—	20,113	53–37
91	July 11	@ Tigers	5–3	Burkett (7–4)	Maroth (4–13)	Kim (4)	26,538	54–37
92	July 12	@ Tigers	4–2 11	Jones (3–4)	Rodney (0–1)	Kim (5)	23,206	55–37
93	July 13	@ Tigers	3–0	Ledezma (3–2)	Wakefield (6–4)	Mears (4)	23,829	55–38
94	July 17	Blue Jays	5–2	Halladay (14–2)	Lowe (10–4)	—	34,521	55–39
95	July 18	Blue Jays	4–1	Escobar (6–6)	Wakefield (6–5)	Miller (1)	34,136	55–40
96	July 19	Blue Jays	5–4 10	Kim (4–7)	López (1–3)	—	34,812	56–40
97	July 20	Blue Jays	9–4	Martínez (7–2)	Wasdin (0–1)	—	34,321	57–40
98	July 21	Tigers	14–5	Burkett (8–4)	Bonderman (3–14)	Fossum (1)	33,823	58–40
99	July 22	Tigers	7–4	Lowe (11–4)	Maroth (5–14)	—	33,570	59–40
100	July 23	Devil Rays	10–4	Wakefield (7–5)	Harper (1–6)	—	33,446	60–40
101	July 24	Devil Rays	15–9	Zambrano (7–5)	Mendoza (3–4)	—	33,521	60–41
102	July 25	Yankees	4–3	Rivera (5–0)	Kim (4–8)	—	34,873	60–42
103	July 26	Yankees	5–4	Kim (5–8)	Benítez (3–4)	—	34,356	61–42
104	July 27	Yankees	6–4	Fossum (5–4)	Hammond (2–1)	Kim (6)	34,787	62–42
105	July 29	@ Rangers	14–7	Wakefield (8–5)	García (1–1)	—	24,632	63–42
106	July 30	@ Rangers	9–2	Ellis (1–1)	Mendoza (3–5)	—	25,354	63–43
107	July 31	@ Rangers	7–3 11	Ramirez (2–0)	Jones (3–5)	—	27,108	63–44

August

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 1	@ Orioles	2–1	Hentgen (4–5)	Burkett (8–5)	Julio (25)	41,188	63–45
109	August 2	@ Orioles	11–2	Lopez (4–6)	Lowe (11–5)	—	49,334	63–46
110	August 3	@ Orioles	7–5	Wakefield (9–5)	Helling (6–8)	Kim (7)	42,085	64–46
111	August 5	Angels	10–9	Timlin (4–3)	Donnelly (2–2)	Kim (8)	34,678	65–46
112	August 6	Angels	4–2	Martínez (8–2)	Sele (6–9)	—	35,040	66–46
113	August 7	Angels	9–3	Burkett (9–5)	Ortiz (13–9)	—	34,570	67–46
114	August 8	Orioles	10–4	Helling (7–8)	Lowe (11–6)	—	35,099	67–47
115	August 8	Orioles	4–2	DuBose (1–1)	Fossum (5–5)	Julio (28)	34,595	67–48
116	August 9	Orioles	6–4	Embree (4–1)	Driskill (3–5)	Kim (9)	34,883	68–48
117	August 10	Orioles	5–3	Johnson (10–5)	Suppan (10–8)	Julio (29)	34,239	68–49
118	August 11	@ Athletics	4–0	Hudson (11–4)	Martínez (8–3)	—	33,504	68–50
119	August 12	@ Athletics	5–3	Zito (9–10)	Burkett (9–6)	Foulke (30)	26,823	68–51
120	August 13	@ Athletics	7–3	Lowe (12–6)	Mulder (15–9)	—	44,868	69–51
121	August 14	@ Athletics	4–2 10	Kim (6–8)	Mecir (2–2)	—	37,293	70–51
122	August 15	@ Mariners	10–5	Mateo (4–0)	Timlin (4–4)	Hasegawa (12)	46,171	70–52
123	August 16	@ Mariners	5–1	Martínez (9–3)	Piñeiro (13–8)	—	46,100	71–52
124	August 17	@ Mariners	3–1	García (11–12)	Burkett (9–7)	Hasegawa (13)	46,105	71–53
125	August 19	Athletics	3–2	Rincón (7–4)	Williamson (5–4)	Foulke (33)	34,879	71–54
126	August 20	Athletics	8–6	Bradford (7–3)	Kim (6–9)	Foulke (34)	34,798	71–55
127	August 21	Athletics	14–5	Fossum (6–5)	Harden (3–3)	—	34,844	72–55
128	August 22	Mariners	6–4	Suppan (11–8)	Piñeiro (13–9)	Kim (10)	34,379	73–55
129	August 23	Mariners	7–6 10	Timlin (5–4)	Sasaki (1–2)	—	34,488	74–55
130	August 24	Mariners	6–1	Lowe (13–6)	Franklin (9–11)	—	34,344	75–55
131	August 25	Mariners	8–1	Martínez (10–3)	Meche (13–10)	Arroyo (1)	33,007	76–55
132	August 26	Blue Jays	12–9	Towers (4–1)	Sauerbeck (3–5)	López (7)	33,731	76–56
133	August 27	Blue Jays	6–3	Timlin (6–4)	Halladay (17–6)	Kim (11)	34,206	77–56
134	August 29	Yankees	10–5	Lowe (14–6)	Contreras (4–2)	—	34,854	78–56
135	August 30	Yankees	10–7	Pettitte (17–7)	Martínez (10–4)	Rivera (30)	34,350	78–57
136	August 31	Yankees	8–4	Clemens (13–8)	Wakefield (9–6)	Rivera (31)	34,482	78–58

September

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
137	September 1	@ Phillies	13–9	Kim (7–9)	Mesa (5–7)	—	61,068	79–58
138	September 2	@ White Sox	2–1	Burkett (10–7)	Colón (12–12)	Kim (12)	23,943	80–58
139	September 3	@ White Sox	5–4 10	Kim (8–9)	Gordon (6–6)	—	20,082	81–58
140	September 5	@ Yankees	9–3	Martínez (11–4)	Pettitte (17–8)	—	55,261	82–58
141	September 6	@ Yankees	12–0	Wakefield (10–6)	Clemens (13–9)	—	55,237	83–58
142	September 7	@ Yankees	3–1	Wells (13–6)	Suppan (11–9)	Rivera (33)	55,212	83–59
143	September 8	@ Orioles	13–10	Ligtenberg (2–2)	Kim (8–10)	—	23,276	83–60
144	September 9	@ Orioles	9–2	Lowe (15–6)	Moss (10–11)	—	25,265	84–60
145	September 10	@ Orioles	5–0	Martínez (12–4)	Johnson (10–7)	—	25,143	85–60
146	September 12	White Sox	7–4	Suppan (12–9)	Wright (1–6)	Kim (13)	34,890	86–60
147	September 13	White Sox	3–1	Colón (14–12)	Wakefield (10–7)	—	34,414	86–61
148	September 14	White Sox	7–2	Buehrle (13–13)	Burkett (10–8)	Marte (11)	34,174	86–62
149	September 15	Devil Rays	8–2	Lowe (16–6)	Sosa (5–11)	—	33,389	87–62
150	September 16	Devil Rays	3–2	Martínez (13–4)	Harper (4–8)	—	33,618	88–62
151	September 17	Devil Rays	7–0	Zambrano (11–9)	Suppan (12–10)	—	33,806	88–63
152	September 18	Devil Rays	4–3	Wakefield (11–7)	Bell (4–4)	Kim (14)	34,042	89–63
153	September 19	@ Indians	2–0	Burkett (11–8)	Stanford (0–3)	Embree (1)	20,374	90–63
154	September 20	@ Indians	13–4	Dave Lee (1–0)	Lowe (16–7)	—	23,242	90–64
155	September 21	@ Indians	2–0	Martínez (14–4)	Cliff Lee (3–2)	Kim (15)	27,655	91–64
156	September 22	Orioles	7–5	Suppan (13–10)	Johnson (10–9)	Kim (16)	33,821	92–64
157	September 23	Orioles	6–5 10	Kim (9–10)	Ainsworth (5–5)	—	33,723	93–64
158	September 24	Orioles	7–3	Hentgen (7–8)	Burkett (11–9)	—	34,607	93–65
159	September 25	Orioles	14–3	Lowe (17–7)	Daal (4–11)	—	34,526	94–65
160	September 26	@ Devil Rays	7–2	Burkett (12–9)	González (6–11)	—	21,240	95–65
161	September 27	@ Devil Rays	5–4	Gaudin (2–0)	Suppan (13–11)	Carter (25)	25,635	95–66
162	September 28	@ Devil Rays	3–1	Zambrano (12–10)	Lyon (4–6)	Carter (26)	24,138	95–67

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At Bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting Average; HR = Home Runs; RBI = Runs Batted In

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At Bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting Average; HR = Home Runs; RBI = Runs Batted In

Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI

Pitching

Starting pitchers

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO

Other pitchers

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO

Relief pitchers

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO

ALDS vs Oakland

Game 1: Oakland 5 – Boston 4

Game 2: Oakland 5 – Boston 1

Game 3: Boston 3 – Oakland 1

Game 4: Boston 5 – Oakland 4

Game 5: Boston 4 – Oakland 3

ALCS: Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees

New York wins the series, 4–3

Game	Score	Date	Location	Attendance
1	Boston Red Sox – 5, New York Yankees – 2	October 8	Yankee Stadium	56,281^[12]
2	Boston Red Sox – 2, New York Yankees – 6	October 9	Yankee Stadium	56,295^[13]
3	New York Yankees – 4, Boston Red Sox – 3	October 11	Fenway Park	34,209^[14]
4	New York Yankees – 2, Boston Red Sox – 3	October 13	Fenway Park	34,599^[15]
5	New York Yankees – 4, Boston Red Sox – 2	October 14	Fenway Park	34,619^[16]
6	Boston Red Sox – 9, New York Yankees – 6	October 15	Yankee Stadium	56,277^[17]
7	Boston Red Sox – 5, New York Yankees – 6 (11 innings)	October 16	Yankee Stadium	56,279^[18]

Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager

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References

Season standings: American League East Standings on ESPN.com
Game logs: Boston Red Sox Game Log on baseball-reference.com
Batting Statistics: Boston Red Sox Batting Stats on ESPN.com
Pitching Statistics: Boston Red Sox Pitching Stats on ESPN.com
2003 Boston Red Sox season at baseball-almanac.com

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^ ^a ^b Shpigel, Ben (November 1, 2005). "Red Sox General Manager Ends a Memorable Run". The New York Times. Retrieved April 21, 2010.
^ ^a ^b Brandon Lyon Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ Chris Coste Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com
^ Wayne Gomes Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ Ramiro Mendoza Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com
^ Bill Mueller Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ David Ortiz Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com
^ Kevin Millar Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ Bill Haselman Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ Gabe Kapler Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com
^ Freddy Sanchez Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com
^ "2003 ALCS Game 1 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 2 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 3 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 4 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 5 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 6 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ "2003 ALCS Game 7 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.
^ Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed., The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, N.C.: Baseball America, 2007
^ Baseball America 2004 Annual Directory

[nytimes.com-1] Shpigel, Ben (November 1, 2005). "Red Sox General Manager Ends a Memorable Run". The New York Times. Retrieved April 21, 2010.

[baseball-reference.com-2] Brandon Lyon Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[3] Chris Coste Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com

[4] Wayne Gomes Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[5] Ramiro Mendoza Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com

[6] Bill Mueller Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[7] David Ortiz Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com

[8] Kevin Millar Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[9] Bill Haselman Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[10] Gabe Kapler Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com

[11] Freddy Sanchez Statistics and History - Baseball-Reference.com

[Game1-12] "2003 ALCS Game 1 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game2-13] "2003 ALCS Game 2 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game3-14] "2003 ALCS Game 3 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game4-15] "2003 ALCS Game 4 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game5-16] "2003 ALCS Game 5 – New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game6-17] "2003 ALCS Game 6 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[Game7-18] "2003 ALCS Game 7 – Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees". Retrosheet. Retrieved July 1, 2008.

[19] Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed., The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, N.C.: Baseball America, 2007

[20] Baseball America 2004 Annual Directory

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