The 2003 San Francisco Giants enjoyed a dominant regular season, finishing first in the National League West with an impressive 100-61 record under new manager Felipe Alou. The campaign was highlighted by Barry Bonds winning his sixth NL MVP award and pitcher Jason Schmidt leading the rotation with a stellar season, both earning All-Star honors. Despite a hard-fought exit in the NLDS, the team provided fans with a thrilling year at Pacific Bell Park, leading the league in attendance while showcasing a high-powered offense and a Gold Glove-winning performance from outfielder Jose Cruz Jr.