Saraperos de Saltillo

• Location: Saltillo, Coahuila
• League: Central Mexican League 1956-1957; Mexican Center League 1967-1969; Mexican League 1970-present
• Ballpark: Parque Francisco I. Madero

Saltillo, Coahuila has had a team in the Mexican League since 1970, but the Saraperos only won a pennant once, in 1980 until they took titles in 2009 and 2010. Minor league baseball historians Bill Weiss and Marshall Wright rank the '79 Saltillo team (95-40 in the regular season) as the greatest in the Mexican League in the 20th century (during its time as a minor league). Andres Mora was a key leader of both the '79 and '80 teams. Prior to '70, the Saraperos name was used by clubs in the Central Mexican League in 1956-57 and Mexican Center League (1967-1969).

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Notes
1956	58-41	1st	Agustín Bejerano	none League Champs
1957	55-45	2nd	Domingo Santana / Jose Luis St. Claire / Gustavo Bello	none
1967	83-55	2nd	Jesus Robles / Hector Rodriguez	none
1968	81-44	1st	Hector Rodriguez	none League Champs
1969	53-72	6th	Pedro Gonzalez
1970	67-83	9th	Tomas Herrera / Andres Tanaka
1971	86-59	1st	Tomas Herrera / Andres Tanaka	Lost League Finals
1972	89-51	1st	Tomas Herrera	Lost League Finals
1973	86-45	1st	Andres Tanaka	Lost League Finals
1974	83-53	2nd	Andres Tanaka	Lost in 2nd round
1975	81-55	2nd	David Garcia	Lost in 1st round
1976	72-61	6th	Enrique Izquierdo / Gregorio Luque
1977	84-67	4th	Gregorio Luque	Lost in 2nd round
1978	88-64	3rd	Gregorio Luque	Lost in 2nd round
1979	95-40	1st	Gregorio Luque	Lost in 2nd round
1980	52-47	7th	Gregorio Luque	none	season ended by player strike
	28-11	1st	Gregorio Luque	none League Champs	supplemental season
1981	72-52	5th	Gregorio Luque	Lost in 1st round
1982	70-58	6th	Marcelo Juarez / Francisco Perez / Gerardo Gutierrez	Lost in 2nd round
1983	60-58	8th	Cesar Gutierrez / Juan Navarette	Lost 1 game playoff
1984	58-58	9th	Moises Camacho / Juan Navarette	Lost in 1st round
1985	64-65	10th	Roger Freed / Juan Navarette
1986	52-78	15th	Juan Navarette / Javier Espinoza / Victor Favela
1987	41-81	16th	Victor Favela / Felipe Leal
1988	59-68	10th	Victor Favela / Sergio Robles / Jose Pena	Lost League Finals
1989	70-59	5th	Marcelo Juarez / Jose Pena	Lost in 2nd round
1990	64-68	10th	Aurelio Monteagudo / Marcelo Juarez
1991	55-68	11th	Juan Navarette
1992	69-64	8th	Juan Navarette / Alfredo Rios	Lost in 1st round
1993	51-80	16th	Aurelio Rodriguez / Alfredo Rios
1994	76-53	3rd	Roberto Castellon	Lost in 2nd round
1995	63-53	5th	Roberto Castellon	Lost in 1st round
1996	41-70	16th	Roberto Castellon / Miguel Solis
1997	55-64	9th (t)	Gerardo Gutierrez / Marcelo Juarez
1998	50-69	13th	Marcelo Juarez / Fernando Elizondo
1999	74-45	3rd	Houston Jimenez	Lost in 2nd round
2000	77-42	1st	Houston Jimenez	Lost in 1st round
2001	68-52	4th	Houston Jimenez	Lost in 1st round
2002	66-43	2nd	Tim Johnson	Lost in 1st round
2003	62-45	4th	Raul Cano / Fernando Elizondo	Lost in 1st round
2004	63-34	1st (t)	Derek Bryant	Lost League Finals
2005	63-47	3rd	Derek Bryant	Lost League Finals
2006	62-45	5th	Derek Bryant	Lost in 2nd round
2007	68-40	3rd	Derek Bryant	Lost in 2nd round
2008	66-42	3rd	Juan José Pacho	Lost in 1st round
2009	59-48	5th	Orlando Sanchez	League Champs
2010	55-49	8th	Orlando Sanchez	League Champs
2011	44-60	13th	Orlando Sanchez (35-50) / Noe Munoz (9-10)
2012	59-50	5th (t)	Derek Bryant	Lost in 1st round
2013	63-50	4th	Juan Francisco Rodríguez	Lost in 2nd round
2014	56-54	9th	Juan Francisco Rodríguez	Lost wild card
2015	57-52	5th	Juan Francisco Rodríguez	Lost in 1st round
2016	50-61	8th	Noe Munoz / Francisco Estrada
2017	44-64	12th	Orlando Sanchez / Marco Antonio Romero
2018-1	24-32	8th	Len Picota
2018-2	24-31	10th	Len Picota
2019	66-53	6th	Roberto Vizcarra	Lost in 1st round
2021	36-30	4th	Roberto Vizcarra	Lost in 1st round