Based in Mexicali — Mexico's border city across from California's Imperial Valley — Águilas de Mexicali represent a unique baseball culture that blends Mexican traditions with the proximity and influence of the American game. The 'Eagles' play at Estadio B'Air, one of the LMP's most modern facilities, drawing fans from both sides of the US-Mexico border who share a love of Pacific League winter baseball. Their wine-red colors have become synonymous with Baja California baseball.
Águilas' defining achievement came in 1986 when they claimed the Caribbean Series title on Venezuelan soil in Maracaibo — Mexico's championship in a year of strong LMP baseball. Since then, the club has remained a consistent LMP contender and served as a cultural bridge between Mexican baseball and the large binational community that spans Mexicali and Calexico. The city also hosted the 2025 Caribbean Series, bringing international winter ball to Baja California.
Founded: 1945 · Location: Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico · League: LMP (Mexican Pacific League) · Country: Mexico · Caribbean Series titles: 1 · Title years: 1986 · Appearances: 6+
1986 — Maracaibo Triumph. Águilas de Mexicali earned Mexico's Caribbean Series crown in Maracaibo, defeating Venezuelan competition on their own ground — a championship that remains the pinnacle of the franchise's long history in the Liga Mexicana del Pacífico.
2025 — Hosting the Championship. Mexicali hosted the 2025 Caribbean Series, welcoming teams from across the Caribbean basin to Baja California and showcasing one of Mexico's most baseball-passionate border communities to an international winter ball audience.