Playing in Puerto Rico's capital city, Senadores de San Juan carry the prestige of representing the political and cultural heart of the island in LBPRC competition. Founded in 1939, the Senators play at Hiram Bithorn Stadium — named for the first Puerto Rican player to reach the Major Leagues and the only MLB-affiliated park in Puerto Rico. The Senators draw support from across the greater San Juan metropolitan area, competing for the capital city's baseball loyalty alongside the island's storied franchises.
The 1995 Caribbean Series championship in San Juan was both a sporting triumph and a homecoming, as the Senators claimed the title in their own city before an euphoric Puerto Rican crowd. Defeating the Dominican Republic's Azucareros del Este in the final, the Senators delivered a championship moment that resonated across the entire island and validated San Juan's status as a world-class winter baseball city. That title remains the franchise's finest hour.
Founded: 1939 · Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico · League: LBPRC (Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League) · Country: Puerto Rico · Caribbean Series titles: 1 · Title years: 1995 · Appearances: 4+
1995 — Champions at Home. In front of their own fans at Hiram Bithorn Stadium, Senadores de San Juan claimed the Caribbean Series title in the most emotionally charged setting possible — a home championship that unified Puerto Rico's capital behind its winter ball club.
Ongoing — San Juan's Stage. As Caribbean Series host city on multiple occasions, San Juan's Hiram Bithorn Stadium has welcomed the winter ball world, with Senadores serving as proud home representatives for one of the game's premier international venues.