Toros de Tijuana 7, Charros de Jalisco 2 - The Toros tacked on two runs and held on to win the completion of Game 4, which was suspended due to rain on Saturday night.
Jonathan Guzman hit a three-run double in the sixth, and an RBI single by Tomas Telis scored Guzman before rain suspended the game after six innings on Saturday night.
Jose Herrera hit a solo homer for Jalisco in the second, and Kyle Garlick got a run home in the fourth by hitting into a double play with the bases loaded, though he doesn't get credited with an RBI.
With two outs in the eighth, Gilberto Celestino scored from first to make it 6-2 when a pick-off attempt by Charros reliever Reymin Guduan was off the mark and clattered around foul territory.
Phillip Evans hit a solo homer in the ninth to cap the scoring for Tijuana.
Toros de Tijuana 3, Charros de Jalisco 2 (10 Innings) - Franchy Cordero's 10th inning solo homer got the Toros de Tijuana past the Charros and into the Zona Norte's Serie Campeonato.
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Phillip Evans opened the scoring for Tijuana with a sac fly in the third, and an RBI single by Wilmer Flores later in the inning scored Isaac Rodriguez for a 2-0 lead.
Jared Walsh got Jalisco on the board with a sac fly in the fourth that scored Michael Wielansky, and a single in the fifth by Jose Herrera scored Gilberto Jimenez to tie the game.
Jalisco went just 1-for-3 with runners in scoring position and stranded five in the final game of the series.
The Toros will now have nearly a week off, as the Zona Norte Serie Campeonato is scheduled to begin Aug. 28 in Tijuana.
Diablos Rojos del Mexico 15, Pericos de Puebla 11 - Facing elimination, the Diablos exploded for seven runs in the second and five in the third, then added three more in the fifth and held on to win Game 4 and cut the Pericos' series lead to 3-1 on Sunday.
Jon Singleton's fourth homer of the playoffs, a grand slam, came in the second, and Julian Ornelas hit a three-run homer in the fifth.
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Robinson Cano, the ageless wonder, went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs, and eight of nine Diablos starters had two or more hits in the game.
Cristhian Adames and Jose Rondon each hit solo homers in the bottom of the first for Puebla, and Henry Ramos hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the fifth for Puebla.
Game 5 is scheduled for 9 p.m. EDT Monday, with Ricardo Pinto starting for the Diablos against Vladimir Gutierrez for Puebla.
Guerreros de Oaxaca 6, Olmecas de Tabasco 4 - Juan Santana and Mel Rojas Jr. each went 2-for-4 with two RBIs, and Rojas hit his second homer of the playoffs, a solo homer in the eighth, as the Guerreros took a 3-1 series lead on Tabasco.
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The Oaxaca bullpen held Tabasco to two runs on four hits and a walk over six innings, with Tabasco getting just a sac fly from Seth Beer in the eighth and another from Luis Gonzalez in the ninth.
Game 5 is scheduled for 9 p.m. Monday night at Estadio Yu'Va in Oaxaca City, with Luis Miranda starting for the Guerreros against Austin Warner for Tabasco.
Sultanes de Monterrey 8, Caliente de Durango 6 - Monterrey doubled Durango to death in Game 5, cracking six two-sackers, four of which drove in runs, as they took Game 5 and the series from the Caliente.