📊 Season Record
90
Wins
72
Losses
.556
Win %
1st
Rank
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Minnesota Twins
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801
Runs Scored
758
Runs Allowed
+43
Run Diff
1,946K
Attendance
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Batting Avg
.277
4% above
the 2003 league average (.267)
OBP
.340
2% above
the 2003 league average (.333)
SLG
.431
1% above
the 2003 league average (.427)
Team ERA
4.41
3% better than
the 2003 league average (4.53)
Runs Scored
801
2% above
the 2003 league average (788 R)
🏟️ Home Ballpark
StadiumHubert H Humphrey Metrodome
Home Games
81
Total Attendance
1,946,011
Avg per Game
24,024
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🏆 Postseason Results
AL Division Series
Lost to NYA
3-1
👥 Roster (42)
James Baldwin
Grant Balfour
Rob Bowen
Michael Cuddyer
Mike Fetters
Tony Fiore
Lew Ford
Chris Gomez
Eddie Guardado
Cristian Guzman
LaTroy Hawkins
Denny Hocking
+30 more
42 players
James Baldwin
Grant Balfour
Rob Bowen
Michael Cuddyer
Mike Fetters
Tony Fiore
Lew Ford
Chris Gomez
Eddie Guardado
Cristian Guzman
LaTroy Hawkins
Denny Hocking
Torii Hunter
Adam Johnson
Jacque Jones
Bobby Kielty
Corey Koskie
Matt LeCroy
Kyle Lohse
Joe Mays
Doug Mientkiewicz
Eric Milton
Dustan Mohr
Justin Morneau
Micheal Nakamura
Jesse Orosco
A. J. Pierzynski
Alex Prieto
Tom Prince
Carlos Pulido
Brad Radke
Rick Reed
Michael Restovich
Juan Rincon
Luis Rivas
Kenny Rogers
J. C. Romero
Mike Ryan
Johan Santana
Todd Sears
Shannon Stewart
Brad Thomas
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Frequently Asked Questions about the 2003 Minnesota Twins
- What was the 2003 Minnesota Twins record?
- The 2003 Minnesota Twins finished 90-72 (.556 win pct).
- Did the 2003 Minnesota Twins make the playoffs?
- The 2003 Minnesota Twins finished first in their division.
- Who led the 2003 Minnesota Twins in home runs?
- Torii Hunter led the 2003 Minnesota Twins with 26 home runs.
- What was the 2003 Minnesota Twins team ERA?
- The 2003 Minnesota Twins posted a team ERA of 4.41.