From Mayagüez on Puerto Rico's west coast — proudly known as 'La Sultana del Oeste' — Indios de Mayagüez have been a fixture of Puerto Rican winter baseball since 1939. The 'Indians' play at Estadio Isidoro García, one of the most passionate baseball environments on the island, and their loyal 'Indiada' fanbase is renowned for its vocal, relentless support. Wearing orange and black, the Indios represent western Puerto Rico's fierce baseball pride on both the national and international stage.
Two Caribbean Series titles — 1978 in Mexico and 1992 in Hermosillo — mark the franchise's peak achievements. The 1992 championship, in which they defeated Venezuela's powerful Águilas del Zulia, was a generational triumph for western Puerto Rico. Mayagüez also hosted the 2011 Caribbean Series at Estadio Isidoro García, bringing international attention to a community that had long dreamed of being the center of the winter ball world, even as hometown fans watched Yaquis de Obregón claim the title.
Founded: 1939 · Location: Mayagüez, Puerto Rico · League: LBPRC (Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League) · Country: Puerto Rico · Caribbean Series titles: 2 · Title years: 1978, 1992 · Appearances: 8+
1978 — Mazatlán Conquest. Indios de Mayagüez claimed their first Caribbean Series title on Mexican soil, announcing that western Puerto Rico's baseball could compete with the finest franchises in the entire Caribbean.
1992 — Hermosillo Triumph. In Hermosillo, Sonora — birthplace territory of Fernando Valenzuela — Mayagüez claimed their second Caribbean Series crown over Venezuela's Águilas del Zulia in a memorable, hard-fought final.
2011 — La Sultana Hosts the World. Mayagüez hosted the 2011 Caribbean Series at Estadio Isidoro García, giving western Puerto Rico its long-deserved moment as the center of international winter baseball.