Charros de Jalisco

• Location: Guadalajara, Jalisco
• League: Mexican League 1949-1952, 1964-1975, 1988, 1991-1995; Mexican Center League 1977-1978; Mexican Pacific League 2014-
• Affiliation: Mineros de Coahuila 1978
• Ballpark: Estadio Charros de Jalisco 2014-

Team History

The Charros de Jalisco (Jalisco Horsemen) made their Mexican League debut in 1949, but lasted just 4 seasons. They were revived in 1964 and won the Liga pennant three years later. They won another title in 1971, despite trailing 3-0 in the championship series. The team again vanished after the 1975 season.

The next revival was a very short one when the Charros appeared in the Mexican Center League under the name Charros de Guadalajara; a highlight on that club was the presence of longtime Mexican League star Ray Torres.

The next Charro team was also short-lived as in 1988 the Charros popped up for the third time in the Liga. That year the Puebla Angels moved to Guadalajara and became the new edition of the Jalisco Charros. Despite going 75-55, drawing over 270,000 fans (second in the league) and boasting prominent players like Willie Aikens, the team ran into conflict with the League. With the Mexican League authorities demanding new ownership, the team was moved after the 1988 season to Monterrey, where they became the Monterrey Industrials. Jalisco returned once again in 1991, when the Charros' Rich Renteria hit .442 to lead the league. That edition of the Charros lasted through 1995 without claiming a third title for Jalisco.

In 2014, the team was re-born as a winter league team in the Mexican Pacific League. They finished atop the league standings that first season but did not win the postseason; in 2019, they took the title despite a sub-.500 regular season.

Year-by-Year Record - LMB

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1949	43-41	3rd	Manuel Arroyo / Alberto Romo Chavez
1950	50-34	1st	Quincy Trouppe	Lost League Finals
1951	40-44	6th	Quincy Trouppe
1952	46-44	3rd	Ramon Bragana / Jesus Diaz	none
1964	47-92	8th	Jim Rivera
1965	71-68	3rd	Guillermo Garibay
1966	69-70	4th /5th (t)	Guillermo Garibay
1967	85-55	1st	Guillermo Garibay	League Champs
1968	77-63	3rd	Guillermo Garibay
1969	82-70	3rd	Guillermo Garibay
1970	83-66	3rd	Guillermo Garibay
1971	82-65	3rd	Cananea Reyes	League Champs
1972	77-60	3rd	Cananea Reyes / Ossie Alvarez
1973	79-52	2nd	Chico Garcia	Lost in 1st round
1974	84-50	1st	Chico Garcia	Lost in 1st round
1975	73-61	5th	Chico Garcia (interim Ossie Alvarez 7/16)
1977	35-31	5th	Manuel Fortes
1978	23-34	11th	Manuel Fortes	(should be under Guadalajara!)
1988	75-55	3rd	Carlos Paz	Lost in 2nd round
1991	57-62	9th	Roberto Castellon	Lost in 1st round
1992	56-74	14th	Roberto Castellon / Roberto Mendez / Marcelo Juarez
1993	61-65	9th	Marcelo Juarez
1994	51-77	14th	Ramon Montoya / Urbano Lugo / Roberto Mendez
1995	30-82	16th	Fernando Villaescusa / Francisco Garcia / Domingo Rivera

Year-by-Year Record - LMP

Year	Record	Manager	Playoffs
2014-15	42-26	Juan Navarrete	Runner-up
2015-16	30-38	Juan Navarrete / Homar Rojas	1st round
2016-17	28-39	Homar Rojas / Felix Fermin / Edgar Gonzalez
2017-18	35-32	Tony Tarasco / Roberto Vizcarra	Semi-final
2018-19	32-35	Roberto Vizcarra	Champions
2019-20	39-28	Roberto Vizcarra	1st round
2020-21	30-29	Roberto Vizcarra	1st round
2021-22	36-31	Roberto Vizcarra	Champions

Caribbean Series Appearances

• 2019 4th place
• 2022 Semi final