Industriales de Monterrey

• English Name: Monterrey Industrials
• Location: Monterrey, Nuevo León
• League: Mexican League (1939-1949; 1989-1994)
• Affiliation: none
• Ballpark:

Team History

The Industriales de Monterrey had two runs in the Mexican League. The first was from 1939-1949, during which the team won four pennants under the leadership of Lazaro Salazar. They were the top team in 1943, 1947, 1948 and 1949. In 1950 the team became the Monterrey Sultans and their run of success ended.

The Industrials name was revived during the 1989-1994 period when they replaced the Jalisco Charros, giving Monterrey two teams, as the Sultans were still active. The Industrials could not unseat the older team that had once born their name, and in 1995 the 5-year competition ended with the Industrials again vanishing from the scene.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1939	31-29	5th	Guillermo Ornelas / Guadencio Guerra	none
1940	52-41	3rd	Chile Gomez	none
1941	43-59	6th	Chile Gomez	none
1942	46-41	2nd	Lazaro Salazar	none
1943	53-37	1st	Lazaro Salazar	none League Champs
1944	50-39	2nd	Lazaro Salazar	none
1945	48-42	2nd (t)	Lazaro Salazar	none
1946	48-49	5th	Lazaro Salazar	none
1947	70-47	1st	Lazaro Salazar	none League Champs
1948	50-35	1st	Lazaro Salazar	none League Champs
1949	52-33	1st	Lazaro Salazar	League Champs
1989	50-80	13th	Manuel Magallon / Miguel Solis / Carlos Paz / Juan Navarette
1990	49-82	13th	Hector Espino
1991	61-56	8th	Hector Espino / Marcelo Juarez	Lost in 2nd round
1992	69-63	7th	Marcelo Juarez / Jose Manuel Ortiz / Miguel Solis / Gregorio Luque	Lost in 1st round
1993	61-67	10th	Domingo Carrasquel Sr. / Miguel Solis
1994	76-53	3rd	Aurelio Rodriguez	Lost in 1st round