2003 International League Wrap-Up

League Closes:	September 2
Playoff Format:	West champion plays South champion in best-of-5 series; wild-card club (non-division winner with best record) plays North champion in best-of-5 series. Winners meet in best-of-5 series for Governors' Cup championship.

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Postseason Results

Semi-Finals

September 3:	Louisville 4, Durham 3 (11 innings) (Louisville leads series 1-0) Pawtucket 4, Ottawa 3 (11 innings) (Pawtucket leads series 1-0)
September 4:	Durham 2, Louisville 1 (series tied 1-1) Pawtucket 6, Ottawa 2 (Pawtucket leads series 2-0)
September 5:	Durham 7, Louisville 6 (Durham leads series 2-1) Ottawa 6, Pawtucket 5 (Pawtucket leads series 2-1)
September 6:	Durham 9, Louisville 6 (Durham wins series 3-1) Ottawa 2, Pawtucket 0 (series tied 2-2)
September 7:	Pawtucket 3, Ottawa 1 (Pawtucket wins series 3-2)

Governors' Cup Championship

September 9:	Durham 5, Pawtucket 3 (Durham leads series 1-0)
September 10:	Durham 5, Pawtucket 3 (Durham leads series 2-0)
September 11:	Durham 3, Pawtucket 2 (Durham wins series 3-0)

League Champions: Durham Bulls

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2003 All-Star Team and Award Winners

Position	Player	Team
Catcher	Johnny Estrada	Richmond (Braves)
First Base	Ross Gload	Charlotte (White Sox)
Second Base	Chase Utley	Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Phillies)
Third Base	Brandon Larson	Louisville (Reds)
Shortstop	Jason Smith	Durham (Devil Rays)
Outfield	Andy Abad	Pawtucket (Red Sox)
Outfield	Lou Collier	Pawtucket (Red Sox)
Outfield	Alex Escobar	Buffalo (Indians)
Designated Hitter	Fernando Seguignol	Columbus (Yankees)
Utility Player	Ryan Jackson	Durham (Devil Rays)
Starting Pitcher	Bronson Arroyo	Pawtucket (Red Sox)
Relief Pitcher	Fernando Rodney	Toledo (Tigers)

Most Valuable Player:	Fernando Seguignol, Columbus
Pitcher of the Year:	Bronson Arroyo, Pawtucket
Rookie of the Year:	Aaron Miles, Charlotte
Manager of the Year:	Buddy Bailey, Pawtucket

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Statistical Leaders

Batting Average	Fernando Seguignol, Columbus	.341
On-Base Percentage	Jack Cust, Ottawa	.422
Slugging Percentage	Fernando Seguignol, Columbus	.624
Home Runs	Fernando Seguignol, Columbus	28
Runs Batted In	Andy Abad, Pawtucket	93
Runs	Adrian Brown, Pawtucket	81
Stolen Bases	Esix Snead, Norfolk	61
Earned Run Average	Jeremy Griffiths, Norfolk	2.74
Wins	Brian Cooper, Charlotte	15
Strikeouts	Andy Pratt, Richmond	161
Saves	Lee Gardner, Durham	30