2003 California League


The 2003 season was the California League's 60th, and 10 teams competed in the league that year. The Inland Empire 66ers won the 2003 California League championship.

Level: Advanced A
Season Began: Thursday, April 3, 2003
Season Ended: Monday, September 1, 2003

2003 California League Standings
2003 California League League Leaders

Bakersfield Blaze (70-70) - Roster | Statistics - Tampa Bay Devil Rays affiliate
High Desert Mavericks (42-98) - Roster | Statistics - Milwaukee Brewers affiliate
Inland Empire 66ers (78-62) - Roster | Statistics - Seattle Mariners affiliate
Lake Elsinore Storm (75-65) - Roster | Statistics - San Diego Padres affiliate
Lancaster JetHawks (73-67) - Roster | Statistics - Arizona Diamondbacks affiliate
Modesto A's (74-66) - Roster | Statistics - Oakland Athletics affiliate
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (74-66) - Roster | Statistics - Anaheim Angels affiliate
San Jose Giants (58-82) - Roster | Statistics - San Francisco Giants affiliate
Stockton Ports (77-63) - Roster | Statistics - Texas Rangers affiliate
Visalia Oaks (79-61) - Roster | Statistics - Colorado Rockies affiliate


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