The 2003 Atlanta Braves season was an exceptional year characterized by a powerhouse offense and the franchise's ninth consecutive division title. Under the leadership of Bobby Cox, the team achieved an impressive 101-61 record, finishing 10 games ahead of their nearest rival in the National League East. The season was highlighted by a franchise-record 235 home runs and elite offensive performances from stars like Gary Sheffield and Marcus Giles, alongside the steady presence of legendary pitcher Greg Maddux in his final season with the club.