Mexican Baseball League

The Liga Mexicana de Beisbol (LMB), established on June 28, 1925, is Mexico's oldest professional sports league and a pillar of baseball in Latin America. With 20 teams geographically distributed in the North and South Zones, the regular season runs from April to August, featuring a 93-game schedule per team. This format culminates in an exciting postseason where the top teams from each zone face off in several playoff rounds. The season's climax is the Serie del Rey, the grand final that crowns the absolute champion. The LMB stands out not only for its Triple-A level of play but also for the intense passion of its fan bases, historic rivalries like the one between Diablos Rojos and Tigres, and the unique atmosphere in each of its stadiums, turning every game into a true cultural and sporting celebration.

News

Final Stretch of the Regular Season: The Battle for the Playoffs Intensifies

With just a few weeks left in the regular season, several teams from both zones are fighting to secure their spot in the postseason. July 2026.

Diablos Rojos del México Secure South Zone Leadership

With an impressive winning streak, the Diablos Rojos have become the first team to mathematically secure the top spot in the South Zone. July 2026.

Sultanes and Toros in a Tight Race for the Top of the North Zone

The Sultanes de Monterrey and the Toros de Tijuana are in a fierce competition for the leadership of the North Zone, promising an electrifying end to the season. July 2026.

Complete guide of Mexican Baseball League

For a complete experience in the Liga Mexicana de Beisbol, consider some practical tips. Choose the ideal game by checking the schedule; weekend games and classic rivalry series usually have the best atmosphere. Secure your guaranteed seats in advance, especially for important games. Upon arrival at the stadium, familiarize yourself with the sections and services. Food is an essential part of the experience: don't miss the typical dishes of each region, ranging from grilled meat in the north to cochinita pibil in the south. Wear your team's colors to fully immerse yourself in the passion of the stands. Most stadiums accept cards, but carrying some cash is recommended for smaller purchases. Above all, participate in the chants and rituals of the local fans to experience baseball like a true fanatic.

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