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77-85 .475 |
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| Standings |
3rd in the AL West (19 games back) |
| Pythagorean |
80-82, 80-82, 80-82 |
| Runs
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736 /
743 |
| Ballpark | Edison International Field | | Park Factors | Batting: 93 / Pitching: 94 | | Attendance | 3,061,094 (3rd) (5th) | | Fancost | $130 (24th) / $10,547 | | Payroll/Avg | $79,031,667 / $2,927,099 (12th) | | OpExp/$PV | $132,500,000 / $1,720,779 | | Rev/OpInc | $127,000,000 / -$5,500,000 | | Valuation | $241,000,000 | | Spring Training | Tempe, Arizona (Tempe Diablo Stadium) | | Manager | Mike Scioscia | | Coaches | Alfredo Griffin, Bud Black, Mickey Hatcher, Orlando Mercado, Ron Roenicke | | Executives | Owner: Arturo Moreno, CEO/Chairman: Michael Eisner, General Manager: Bill Stoneman, Special Assistant to the GM: Preston Gomez | | Minor Leagues | (AAA) Salt Lake Stingers, (AA) Arkansas Travelers, (A) Cedar Rapids Kernels, (A) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, (Rookie) Provo Angels | | Radio | (KSPN) Rory Markas, Terry Smith | | TV | (KCAL) Rex Hudler, Steve Physioc | | Cable TV | (Fox Sports Net) Rex Hudler, Steve Physioc | | Spanish Radio | (XPRS) Ivan Lara, Jose Mota |
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The 2003 Anaheim Angels
went 77-85
and finished 3rd
in the
American League West. The Angels
drew 3,061,094
to Edison International Field.
Garret Anderson, Brendan Donnelly and Troy Glaus made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 2003 included Ben Molina.
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