Bravos de León

• English Name: Leon Braves
• Location: León, Guanajuato
• League: Mexican Center League 1967, 1971, 1975; Mexican League 1979-1980, 1983-1991; 2017-present
• Affiliation: Algodoneros del Unión Laguna 1971; Charros de Jalisco 1975
• Ballpark: Estadio Domingo Santana

Team History

The Bravos de León were members of the Mexican Center League in 1967, 1971 and 1975. They then joined the Mexican League and played there in 1979, 1980 and 1983 through 1991. They won their only title in 1990 led by the hitting of Willie Aikens and the pitching of Jaime Orozco. After the 2016 season ended the Broncos de Reynosa moved to León, Guanajuato taking on the Bravos name.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1967	84-55	1st	Mario Ariosa	League Champs
1971	20-50	8th	Guillermo Frayde
1975	28-39	6th	Minnie Minoso
1979	52-82	19th	Benny Valenzuela / Eusebio Elizalde
1980	43-53	14th	Mario Saldana
1983	55-61	10th	Domingo Rivera / Benny Valenzuela
1984	53-61	13th	Marcelo Juarez / Benny Valenzuela
1985	60-67	12th	Benny Valenzuela
1986	51-75	14th	Jack Pierce
1987	65-56	4th	Obed Plascencia	Lost in 1st round
1988	68-63	6th	Obed Plascencia / Javier Espinoza / Agustin Enriquez / Manuel Magallon
1989	73-57	3rd	Frank Estrada	Lost in 1st round
1990	74-57	5th	Frank Estrada	League Champs
1991	73-45	3rd	Frank Estrada	Lost in 2nd round
2017	45-60	11th	Frank Estrada / Luis Carlos Rivera	Lost in 1st round
2018-1	27-29	8th	Luis Carlos Rivera	Lost in 1st round
2018-2	26-28	8th	Luis Carlos Rivera	Lost wild card
2019	47-70	12th	Tony Aguilera / Luis Carlos Rivera
2021	29-37	12th	Tim Johnson