Saraperos de Saltillo is the Mexican League franchise that has represented the capital of Coahuila since its founding in 1985. The club plays at Parque Francisco I. Madero and competes in the league’s North Zone. With a current record of 32-46, the team keeps the baseball tradition alive in one of the most baseball-crazed cities in Mexico.
| Name | Saraperos de Saltillo |
| League | Mexican League |
| Division | North Zone |
| City | Saltillo |
| Ballpark | Parque Francisco I. Madero |
| Record | 32-46 (.410) |
History
Saraperos de Saltillo was born in 1985 as one of the newer franchises in the Mexican League. The name Saraperos refers to the makers of sarapes (the woven blankets typical of Saltillo), a nod to the region’s cultural identity. From the start, the team set out to be a talent pipeline and a competitive institution in the north of the country.
Through the 1990s and 2000s, Saraperos solidified its presence in the Mexican League, earning the respect of rival fan bases for its consistency. The team has been through cycles of ups and downs, but it has always kept its commitment to the Saltillo faithful who back it at Parque Francisco I. Madero, one of the most welcoming ballparks in the league.
Titles and honors
Although Saraperos doesn’t have a Mexican League championship in its trophy case, the team has reached multiple playoffs and put together competitive seasons that have placed it among the best in its division. Its history is built more on consistency and player development than on titles, establishing it as a serious, professional organization within the circuit.
Current season
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Season | 2026 (in progress) |
| Record | 32-46 |
| PCT | .410 |
| Standing | #8 in North Zone |
| Games back | 20.0 |
| Streak | L1 |
Key players
Over its decades, Saraperos has been home to players who later shone in the Major Leagues and other pro circuits. The team has been a springboard for young talents who used the Mexican League to reach better opportunities. While it doesn’t have a single historic megastar who defines its legacy, the franchise takes pride in having developed dozens of players who carry the name of Saltillo to other competitions.
Did you know?
Parque Francisco I. Madero, home of Saraperos, is known for its family atmosphere and the overflowing passion of the Saltillo faithful. In a region where baseball is part of the local identity, every home game is a celebration of color and noise. The rivalry with other North Zone teams, especially the Sultanes de Monterrey, produces electric matchups that reflect Coahuila’s pride in its sport.
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