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battists · 07-09-2018, 12:18 AM

About La Liga Mexicana

La Liga Mexicana is a rookie ball league in the New World Baseball League. Rookie leagues are a little bit different in NWBL. Feeder leagues are completely fictional and I don't really put much effort into making them realistic (college names and so on). They're merely there to provide players with statistical background to the league. The amateur player draft happens in late March, and rookie ball starts in mid-April. Rookie ball teams play a 106-game schedule with playoffs. Only division winners make the playoffs.

La Liga Mexicana is a 12-team league with Norte and Sud subleagues with six teams each. Teams play 70 games within their subleague and 36 games "interleague."

Paul Funk will be managing the Hermosillo Estrellas. The Estrellas went 56-50 last season, and finished in second place, their first winning season in three years. Hermosillo has won the La Liga Mexicana championship once, in 2016. That's the only time they have made the playoffs.

Liga del Norte
Tijuana Potros

Mexicali Diablos

Hermosillo Estrellas

Juarez Jalapenos

Chihuahua Whirlwinds

Monterrey Tejanos

Liga del Sud
Mexico City Aztecs

Ecatepec Vaqueros

Guadalajara Gauchos

Puebla Muertos

Acapulco Bandidos

Leon Amigos

07-09-2018, 12:18 AM	#3
battists Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 18,506	Liga Mexicana About La Liga Mexicana La Liga Mexicana is a rookie ball league in the New World Baseball League. Rookie leagues are a little bit different in NWBL. Feeder leagues are completely fictional and I don't really put much effort into making them realistic (college names and so on). They're merely there to provide players with statistical background to the league. The amateur player draft happens in late March, and rookie ball starts in mid-April. Rookie ball teams play a 106-game schedule with playoffs. Only division winners make the playoffs. La Liga Mexicana is a 12-team league with Norte and Sud subleagues with six teams each. Teams play 70 games within their subleague and 36 games "interleague." Paul Funk will be managing the Hermosillo Estrellas. The Estrellas went 56-50 last season, and finished in second place, their first winning season in three years. Hermosillo has won the La Liga Mexicana championship once, in 2016. That's the only time they have made the playoffs. Liga del Norte Tijuana Potros Mexicali Diablos Hermosillo Estrellas Juarez Jalapenos Chihuahua Whirlwinds Monterrey Tejanos Liga del Sud Mexico City Aztecs Ecatepec Vaqueros Guadalajara Gauchos Puebla Muertos Acapulco Bandidos Leon Amigos __________________ Come check out my dynasty report, Funky Times!