All the champions in history

The Mexican Baseball League turned 95 years old of existence in 2020 after being founded in the distant 1925 by Ernesto Carmona and Alejandro Aguilar Reyes, better known as “Fray Nano”, already From that year on, a tradition of great champions in Mexican ball was founded.

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The Zaachila Cup is the institutional trophy of the Mexican League. (Photo: @LigaMexBeis)

The first one was the ’74 Regiment ‘, in 1925, a group that had its headquarters in Atlixco, Puebla, although it played in the capital of that state; later he moved to Jalapa, Veracruz and finished the season in San Luis Potosí.

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Zaachila Cup champion trophy Mexican Baseball League

Tied for first position at the end of the calendar with the Club Mexico, the LMB decided to do an extra series to define the champion, and although the Mexico won the first game, the 74th Regiment came from behind to win the next three games to be crowned at last on December 6, 1925.

In the previous 94 campaigns, the list has 96 champions, after there were two winners in 2018 for the division of the calendar. From those championships emerge 33 different teams, from the 74th Regiment to the most recent, the Monclova Steelers (2019).

Of the teams that prevail in the circuit, Sultans of Monterrey became the team with the most championships in 1962 with five, four of them under the moniker of Industrial. It was until 1976 when the Red Devils of Mexico They surpassed them to become and remain the group with the most titles in their showcases.

Here is the list of all the teams that have been champions in the LMB and how many titles each have:

LMB champion teams

• Red Devils of Mexico: 16
• Tigers of Quintana Roo: 12
• Sultans of Monterrey: 10
• Red Eagle of Veracruz: 6
• Owls of the Two Laredos: 5
• Blues of Veracruz: 4
• Puebla parakeets: 4
• Yucatan lions: 4
• Saraperos from Saltillo: 3
• Tampico Strainers: 3
• Union Laguna cotton growers: 2
• Pirates of Campeche: 2
• Coffee growers from Córdoba: 2
• Charros from Jalisco: 2
• Comintra: 2
• Agrarian: 2
• 74 Regiment: 1
• Ocampo: 1
• Gendarmerie: 1
• Police: 1
• Adams Bubbles: 1
• Traffic: 1
• Public Works: 1
• Mount of Mercy: 1
• Oil tankers from Poza Rica: 1
• Reynosa Broncos: 1
• Rieleros de Aguascalientes: 1
• Indians of Ciudad Juárez: 1
• Braves of Leon: 1
• Olmecs of Tabasco: 1
• Warriors of Oaxaca: 1
• Tijuana bulls: 1
• Monclova Steelers: 1

* Teams in bold are those that currently play in the Mexican League

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