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CivicEvo · 01-22-2016, 01:18 AM

2003: The Final Series

With New York winning their final game against Dallas, there would be a deciding two game series with Chicago and Los Angeles to determine the championship series. If Chicago and Los Angeles split, there would be a three-way tie at first with 24-20 records. The USABL was prepared for all scenarios, but it ultimately ended with a Chicago sweep leading to the final standings below, and a series between the three-time champions and first-time playoff team Chicago for the 2003 Championship!

2003 USA Championship

vs.

Game 1

Game 2: Chicago Leads 1-0

Game 3: Series Tied 1-1

Game 4: Chicago Leads 2-1

Game 5: Chicago Leads 3-1

Chicago defeats New York to win their first championship!

John Lee (RF) is this year's championship MVP. During the series, Lee hit a blistering .611 with 4 HR and 6 RBI. Lee's 2.039 OPS set a USABL record, as he led Chicago to their first championship. A three time All-Star in right field, this was Lee's second championship appearance, with his first one coming in the league's inaugural 2000 season when he was with Dallas.

01-22-2016, 01:18 AM	#11
CivicEvo All Star Reserve Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 672	2003: The Final Series With New York winning their final game against Dallas, there would be a deciding two game series with Chicago and Los Angeles to determine the championship series. If Chicago and Los Angeles split, there would be a three-way tie at first with 24-20 records. The USABL was prepared for all scenarios, but it ultimately ended with a Chicago sweep leading to the final standings below, and a series between the three-time champions and first-time playoff team Chicago for the 2003 Championship! 2003 USA Championship vs. Game 1 Game 2: Chicago Leads 1-0 Game 3: Series Tied 1-1 Game 4: Chicago Leads 2-1 Game 5: Chicago Leads 3-1 Chicago defeats New York to win their first championship! John Lee (RF) is this year's championship MVP. During the series, Lee hit a blistering .611 with 4 HR and 6 RBI. Lee's 2.039 OPS set a USABL record, as he led Chicago to their first championship. A three time All-Star in right field, this was Lee's second championship appearance, with his first one coming in the league's inaugural 2000 season when he was with Dallas.