The 2025 Liga Mexicana de Beisbol All-Star Game will be held from June 27-29 at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helu in Mexico City, following last year’s event at Estadio Universitario Beto Avila in Veracruz, home of El Águila de Veracruz.
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“It’s an honor for us to host this game at our home. We’ve witnessed how baseball has grown in popularity among fans. We urge the public to purchase their tickets early if they have the opportunity, due to the high demand we anticipate for this event,” Díaz said on the league’s website.
All ticket information is available on the league’s press release.
Estadio Alfredo Harp Helu is home to the 2024 Serie del Rey champion Diablos Rojos del México and seats 20,062. The team has a league-best 17 Serie del Rey titles. The stadium opened March 23, 2019.
This year’s All-Star Game will feature a unique format, with the LMB All-Stars facing the Mexico national team in a 10-inning matchup—each inning representing a decade of LMB history.
The official rosters for both teams were announced on June 18.
Diablos Rojos del México manager Lorenzo Bundy will lead the LMB All-Stars, while former MLB standout and Mexican-born legend Vinny Castilla will manage the Mexico national team.
According to the league website, “The 2025 LMB All-Star Game will be the first time that the Mexican Baseball Team faces a combined LMB Stars. Of the 90 previous editions of the mid-season classic, the formats used were North Zone vs South Zone (44 times), Mexicans vs Foreigners (30 times), LMB vs Texas League (10 times), Mexico vs Cuba (3 times), Carmona vs Oliveros (1 time), and Combinado LMB vs Tigres (1 time).”
The Mexico national team roster features players from both Zona del Norte and Zona del Sur. Diablos Rojos del México lead all teams with six players, followed by Acereros de Monclova with four. Several clubs, including Sultanes de Monterrey, Guerreros de Oaxaca, Olmecas de Tabasco, Leones de Yucatán, Algodoneros de Unión Laguna, and Caliente de Durango, have two players each. Others, such as Saraperos de Saltillo, Piratas de Campeche, Charros de Jalisco, and Toros de Tijuana, have reinforcement callups.
All 26 LMB All-Stars are international-born players, representing the United States (9), Dominican Republic (7), Venezuela (5), Cuba (2), the Netherlands (1), Japan (1), and Panama (1).
The Diablos Rojos del México lead all clubs with four players on the LMB All-Star roster, followed by Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos with three. The remaining clubs have one representative each.
LMB All-Star Game Mexico National Team Roster
Catchers
Ricardo Valenzuela (Guerreros de Oaxaca)
Santiago Chávez (Acereros de Monclova)
Infielders
Carlos Sepúlveda (Diablos Rojos del México)
Juan Carlos Gamboa (Diablos Rojos del México)
Víctor Mendoza (Sultanes de Monterrey)
Esteban Quiroz (Sultanes de Monterrey)
Jasson Atondo (Olmecas de Tabasco)
Rodolfo Amador (Acereros de Monclova)
Art Charles (Leones de Yucatán)
Outfielders
Julián Ornelas (Diablos Rojos del México)
Nick Torres (Algodoneros del Unión Laguna)
Alonso Gaitán (Caliente de Durango)
Brandon Villarreal (Saraperos de Saltillo)
Jesús Fabela (Piratas de Campeche)
Pitchers
Aldo Montes (Algodoneros del Unión Laguna)
Wilmer Ríos (Acereros de Monclova)
Alemao Hernández (Guerreros de Oaxaca)
Eduardo Vera (Charros de Jalisco)
Yoanner Negrín (Leones de Yucatán)
Fernando Salas (Olmecas de Tabasco)
Gerardo Reyes (Diablos Rojos del México)
Efraín Contreras (Diablos Rojos del México)
