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====2003==== {{Main|2003 National Lacrosse League season}} The Colorado Mammoth played their inaugural home game at Pepsi Center in Denver. The Mammoth won 13β12 in double overtime against the Toronto Rock in front of 16,121 fans. The crowd broke the record for an inaugural home game attendance. The Mammoth also defeated the New York Saints by a score of 19β13 in front of a sellout of 18,207 fans, the first of two sellouts in Denver that season. The Mammoth averaged over 16,000 fans per game, second only to Toronto. The Rochester Knighthawks hosted the Toronto Rock in the 2003 Champion's Cup Final. The Rock defeated the Knighthawks by a score of 8β6 to capture their fourth title in five seasons. 11,051 fans attended the game at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester. Toronto goalie Bob Watson earned Championship Game MVP honors with his 40 saves. The off-season was a tumultuous one for the NLL. The Ottawa Rebel joined the Montreal Express in suspending operations, while the New York Saints folded altogether after sixteen seasons. There were also three relocations: the Columbus Landsharks moved to Glendale and became the [[Arizona Sting]]; the New Jersey Storm moved to southern California and became the [[Anaheim Storm]]; and the Albany Attack moved to northern California and became the [[San Jose Stealth]]. This led to a new divisional alignment, with the league opting for a two-division, East/West format.
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