Diablos Rojos del Mexico (20-13) 14, El Aguila de Veracruz (15-18) – A 14-4 blowout at the hands of the Diablos was enough to convince Pedro Mere that it was time to go of his own accord. The Veracruz skipper became the fifth manager to leave or be fired just 1/3 of the way through the season. Robinson Cano and Juan Carlos Gamboa each had four RBIs, with all of Gamboa’s coming from a fifth inning grand slam for the Diablos, who won their 20th game of the season.
MERÉ YA NO ES MANAGER DE EL ÁGUILA
Después de ser barridos por @DiablosRojosMX, Pedro Meré decidió dejar el puesto de manager de @elaguilabeisbol.
Meré, que se va dejando a El Águila con récord de 15-18, se convirtió en el quinto manager que deja su puesto en lo que va de la… pic.twitter.com/y1q4Q6D5Sq
— Beisbolpuro (@Beisbolpuro) May 25, 2026
Tigres de Quintana Roo (12-21) 9, Pericos de Puebla (19-14) 6 – The Tigres snapped a nine-game losing streak behind a 3-for-5 day from Miles Simington, who scored three runs and drove in four. Moises Gomez hit his 13th homer of the season, a third-inning two-run shot, for Puebla.
Sultanes de Monterrey (22-11) 6, Caliente de Durango (15-18) 5 – Socrates Brito drew a bases-loaded walk to cap a three-run rally in the bottom of the ninth that gave the Sultanes their 22nd win of the season. Ramiro Pena drew another bases-loaded walk ahead of Brito to tie the game, and Wilson Garcia started the rally with an RBI single.
Guerreros de Oaxaca (23-10) 11, Conspiradores de Queretaro (14-18) 5 – The Guerreros swept the inaugural series at Estadio Yu’va, with Yonathan Daza hitting a two-run homer and driving in three runs, Ricardo Valenzuela driving in three runs, and Juniel Querecuto and Jose Urena driving in two each. Despite giving up 15 hits, the Oaxaca pitchers held Queretaro to just five runs.
Charros de Jalisco (19-14) 3, Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos (17-16) 2 – Alfredo Hurtado’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth got Luis Carlos Martinez home with the winning run for Jalisco. Allen Cordoba and Mateo Gil each hit RBI doubles for the Charros. Six Jalisco pitchers combined to hold Dos Laredos to just three hits.
Leones de Yucatan (11-22) 5, Olmecas de Tabasco (19-13) 1 – Ronnie Williams went five innings, allowing one run on four hits, walking two and striking out six as the Leones took the final game of the series from Tabasco. Henry Ramos drove in two RBIs with a single in the first, Erik Gonzalez had an RBI double and a sac fly, and Eric Filia drove in a run with a sac fly for Yucatan.
Bravos de Leon (19-14) 16, Piratas de Campeche (13-20) 7 – Gabriel Cancel went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer and six RBIs, drawing a basees-loaded walk and hitting two RBI doubles as the Bravos tomahawked the Piratas. Jimmy Kerrigan, Cristian Mejia, and Mganeuris Sierra each homered for the Bravos in the rout.
Saraperos de Saltillo (11-21) 7, Rieleros de Aguascalientes (17-16) 1 – Oscar Colas hit a two-run homer in the seventh for Saltillo, and the Saraperos scored three more in the eighth and another in the ninth to earn their 11th win of the year. Erich Uelmen threw six shutout innings, allowing five hits and striking out five for Saltillo. Aguascalientes starter Ben Homes threw seven innings and allowed three runs, two of them earned, on six hits.
Acereros de Monclova (18-15) 13, Dorados de Chihuahua (10-23) 4 – Fernando Flores went 3-for-5 with four RBIs, Ramon Hernandez hit a three-run homer and Luis Gonzalez hit a two-run shot as the Acereros won their fifth straight game. Wilmer Rios allowed 10 hits but only three runs over 5 2/3 innings of work for Monclova, and three relievers combined to allow one run on one hit and one walk over the remaining 3 1/3 innings.
Toros de Tijuana (23-9) 3, Algodoneros de Union Laguna (12-21) 2 – Edson Garcia scored the game-ending run on a single by Tomas Telis to give Tijuana a sweep of the Algodoneros and maintain 1 1/2-game lead over Monterrey in the Zona Norte. Justin Turner scored on a wild pitch and Hernan Perez drove in Julian Escobedo with a sac fly for Tijuana. Didi Gregorius had an RBI triple for Union Laguna.
Where to Watch – All Liga Mexicana de Beisbol games are streamed live with a subscription on LMB TV, and a season subscription is on sale for MX$799 (about US$46) until April 30. Select games are streamed live on the YouTube page for Latin American network Claro Sports.
Monday’s Liga Mexicana de Beisbol Schedule
All times Eastern Daylight Time
9:30 p.m. – Sultanes de Monterrey (22-11) at Charros de Jalisco (19-14)
