Mexican Baseball Teams’ Logos

See all the Mexican Baseball Teams’ logos. Major, Minor & Independent Leagues.

Major League Baseball (MLB)

There are currently 30 teams in Major League Baseball (MLB), with 29 located in the United States and one in Canada. Of these teams, seven have logos that feature a Mexico-related theme. These teams are the Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago White Sox Houston Astros Los Angeles Angels Milwaukee Brewers San Diego Padres and Texas Rangers

The logo of the Arizona Diamondbacks features a snake coiled around a baseball diamond The snake is meant to represent the diamondback rattlesnake, which is found in the southwestern United States and Mexico. The Chicago White Sox’s logo features a White Sox (a type of sock) as its primary element. The team’s name is a reference to the all-white uniform worn by the team’s players during spring training games played in Arizona and Florida, where Mexican-American laborers were common at the time.

The Houston Astros’ logo features an starburst behind their team name. The starburst is meant to represent both astronomic phenomena and synergy, as it was inspired by the team’s new home stadium – Minute Maid Park – which opened in 2000. The Los Angeles Angels’ logo pays homage to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as it features a haloed angel wings and a starry background.

The Milwaukee Brewers’ logo is one of the most unique on this list, as it features a left-facing beer barrel with “MILWAUKEE BREWERS” written across it in white lettering. Behind the barrel is a baseball diamond with blue outlining. The San Diego Padres’ logo also features a reference to their home city, as it contains an interlocking “SD” that references both the city’s skyline and waves crashing on its beaches.

Lastly, the Texas Rangers’ logo contains both Spanish and English text within its design. This is fitting given that Texas was once part of Mexico before becoming its own country in 1836.

Minor League Baseball (MiLB)

Mexico has two minor league baseball teams that are affiliated with Major League Baseball (MLB) franchises. The Mexican League is not affiliated with MLB.

The Mexico City Red Devils are the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. They play in the Pacific Coast League

The Obregon Yaquis are the Double-A affiliate of the Houston Astros They play in the Texas League.

Mexican baseball league (LMB)

Founded in 1925, the Mexican baseball league (LMB) is a Professional Baseball League based in Mexico. The league is made up of 16 teams, divided into two divisions of eight.

There are four teams in the North Division:
-Durango Generales
-Tijuana Potros
-Mexicali Eagles
-Yucatan Lions

and four teams in the South Division:
– Campeche Pirates
– Guerreros de Oaxaca
– Los Mochis Caneros
– Tabasco Olmecas

Mexican Pacific League (LMP)

Founded in 1945, the Mexican Pacific League (LMP) is a Professional Baseball League that operates in Mexico’s Pacific Coast regions. The LMP is one of two Class AAA baseball leagues in Mexico, the other being the Mexican League The league consists of eight teams, each representing a different Mexican state.

The LMP’s logo depicts a baseball player hitting a ball, with the words “Liga Mexicana del Pacífico” surrounding it. The eight team logos are all variations on this theme, with each team’s name and state abbreviation incorporated into the design.

The most notable Mexican Pacific League team is the Jalisco Charros, who have won the League Championship a record 15 times. The Charros’ team logo features a hat-wearing charro (a type of traditional Mexican cowboy) riding a horse and swinging a lasso. Other popular teams include the Obregon Yaquis (whose logo depicts a yaupon holly plant, native to Mexico’s Sonora state), the Culiacan Tomato Growers (whose logo features a tomato plant), and the Mexicali Eagles (whose logo resembles that of the major league baseball team, the Boston Red Sox).

Veracruz Winter League (VWL)

Logos of the teams in the Mexican Baseball League’s Veracruz Winter League (VWL). The VWL is a Baseball League located in the Mexican state of Veracruz. The league was founded in 1945, and currently consists of six teams.

Obregon Winter League (OWL)

The Obregon Winter League (OWL) is a Mexican Baseball League that consists of teams from cities in northwestern Mexico. The OWL is one of two professional baseball leagues in Mexico and is the only winter league in the country. The league was founded in 1945 and has been in operation ever since.

Mazatlan Winter League (MWL)

The Mazatlan Winter League (MWL) is a Mexican baseball league that plays its games in the city of Mazatlan, Sinola. The league was founded in 1945 and is made up of teams from the Mexican Pacific North region.

Heroes del Pacífico
Mazatlán Deer
Culiacán Tomateros
Los Mochis Caneros
Obregón Yaquis
Navojoa

Hermosillo Winter League (HWL)

The Hermosillo Winter League (HWL) is a Mexican Baseball League that plays its games in the winter. The league was founded in 1937 and is currently made up of four teams: the Naranjeros de Hermosillo, the Tomateros de Culiacán, the Yaquis de Obregón, and the Venados de Mazatlán.

Each team has its own unique logo, which is typically inspired by the team’s name or city. The Naranjeros’ logo, for example, features an orange with a green stem and leaves; the Yaquis’ logo features a coyote; and the Venados’ logo features a deer.

These logos are often seen on fans’ clothing and merchandise, as well as on the players’ uniforms. They are a part of what makes each team unique and help to create team spirit among fans.

Mexican Center League (MCL)

The Mexican Center League (MCL) is a Baseball League that is based in Mexico. There are eight teams that make up the league, and each team has its own unique logo. The logos are often inspired by Mexican culture, and they help to create a sense of unity and pride among the teams.

Mexican Academy League (MAL)

The Mexican Academy League (MAL) is a Professional Baseball minor league in Mexico. It is affiliated with the Mexican Baseball League (LMB), the top-level Professional Baseball League in the country.
The MAL was founded in 2016 with four teams, all located in the state of Jalisco. The league expanded to six teams in 2017, eight teams in 2018, and ten teams in 2019.
As of 2020, the MAL consists of the following teams:

Guadalajara Charros
Jalisco Javelinas
Los Mochis Caneros
Navojoa Mayos
Obregón Yaquis
Puebla Pericos
Saltillo Saraperos
Tijuana Toros