The Águilas de Mexicali are Mexicali’s franchise in the Mexican Pacific League, Mexico’s premier winter baseball competition. They play at the Estadio Nido de los Águilas, a fortress that has seen decades of baseball history roll by on the northern border. With a 33-35 record in the 2025 season, the team is still working to cement itself as a regional power.
| Name | Águilas de Mexicali |
| League | Mexican Pacific League |
| City | Mexicali |
| Ballpark | Estadio Nido de los Aguilas |
| Record | 33-35 (.485) · 2025 season |
History
The Águilas de Mexicali were born as an expression of the love for baseball in the capital of Baja California. Over the decades, the franchise has been a breeding ground for talent that has fed both the Major Leagues and Mexico’s professional competitions. The team has been defined by its loyalty to the local fans and its ability to compete in a league that gathers the best talent in Mexican winter baseball.
The Águilas’ identity is tied to the Nido de los Águilas, a venue that goes beyond sports to become a symbol of border identity. Season after season, the team has sought to leave its mark on the Mexican Pacific League, taking on historic rivals and giving chances to generations of players who dream of reaching the big leagues.
Titles and honors
The Águilas de Mexicali have collected titles and honors throughout their history in the Mexican Pacific League, establishing themselves as one of the teams with the deepest tradition in the competition. While the specific championships vary by era, the team has been a leading player on many occasions, showing competitive ability and consistency in the winter game.
Current season
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Season | 2025 (latest) |
| Record | 33-35 |
| PCT | .485 |
| Standing | – |
| Games back | – |
| Streak | W1 |
Key players
Throughout its history, the Águilas have been home to ballplayers who left their mark on Mexican baseball and in the Major Leagues. Players from different eras have worn the team’s uniform, helping build the franchise’s legend. Mexicali’s farm system has produced talent that has reached far beyond local and regional borders.
Did you know?
The Águilas de Mexicali share the Mexican Pacific League with teams from other border cities and the northwest of Mexico, creating intense rivalries that go beyond the game itself. The Nido de los Águilas is known as one of the best-atmosphere ballparks of the winter season, where Mexicali’s fans show their passion for baseball with every game.
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