Pujols). From 1997-July 1998, Jason Schmidt and Esteban Loaiza were teammates in Pittsburgh. The honorary captains for the game were Hall of Famers Gary Carter (N.L.) and Luis Aparicio (A.L.). This was Eric Gagné's only blown save of 2003, as he went a perfect 55 for 55 in save opportunities in the regular season. This was the first All-Star Game in which one of the managers was not the manager of the team he had taken to the World Series the year before. NL manager Dusty Baker had led the San Francisco Giants to the NL pennant in 2002, but during the offseason had left the Giants to become manager of the Chicago Cubs. Baker, and not his San Francisco replacement, Felipe Alou, still managed the team. External links All-Star Game Home Page Home Run Derby Boxscore Game Recap Major League Baseball All-Star Game Major League Baseball All-Star Game Baseball in Chicago 2000s in Chicago 2003 in Illinois Sports competitions in Chicago July 2003 sports events in the United States 2003 in sports in Illinois