Toros de Tijuana

Team History[edit]

After the Nuevo Laredo Owls moved to Tijuana, Baja California, the team was called the Toros de Tijuana for one season. The 2004 Mexican League team led the Liga in attendance their first season (548,863) and made the playoffs despite managerial turmoil that saw Carlos Hernandez, Alejandro Ortiz and Tomas Herrera all take the reigns. The Toros were 49-48 and were led by Derrick White (.361/.472/.587) and Carlos Valencia (.324/.363/.503, tied for the Liga lead with 129 hits).

The next year the team were renamed the Potros de Tijuana. Pro baseball returned in 2014 as the Petroleros de Minatitlán became the new Toros de Tijuana.

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
2004	49-48	8th	Carlos Hernandez / Alex Ortiz / Tomas Herrera	Lost in 2nd round

2014	55-58	11th	Mario Mendoza / Jesus Sommers
2015	54-53	7th	Eddy Diaz / Juan Castro	Lost in 2nd round
2016	64-48	6th	Luis Sojo / Pedro Meré	Lost League Final
2017	76-34	1st	Pedro Meré	Champions
2018-1	33-23	4th	Pedro Meré	Lost in 2nd round
2018-2	35-21	2nd	Lino Rivera / Óscar Robles	Lost in 1st round
2019	75-45	1st (t)	Oscar Robles	Lost in 2nd round
2021	40-25	3rd	Omar Vizquel / Homar Rojas	Champions