Defunct Teams
- Algodoneros de Torreon (Torreon Cottonmen) Torreon, Coahuila)
- Potros ITSON (ITSON Colts) (Ciudad Obregón, Sonora)
- Saltillo (Saltillo, Coahuila)
- Angeles de Puebla (Puebla Angels) (Puebla, Puebla)
- Titanes Distrito Federal, (Distrito Federal Titans) Mexico City
- Ola Verde de Poza Rica (Poza Rica Green Wave) (Poza Rica, Veracruz)
- Jaguares de la Bahia (Bahia Jaguars)
- Venados de Laredo (Nuevo Laredo Deer) (renamed Toros de Nuevo Laredo) (Nuevo Laredo Bulls)
- Bravos de Piedras Negras (Piedras Negras Braves)
- Union Zacatecas (Zacatecas Union)
- Barreteros de Zacatecas (Zacatecas Miners)
- Guerreros Del Norte (North Warriors)
- Lobos Grises UAD (UAD Gray Wolves)
- Lobos UADeC (UADeC Wolves)
- Galgos de Tijuana (Tijuana Greyhounds)
- Cimarrones de Ensenada (Ensenada Rams)
- Astros de Tecate (Tecate Astros)
- Mayas de Mérida (Mérida Mayas)
- Guerreros de Morelia (Morelia Warriors)
- Caballeros de Culiacan (Culiacan Knights)
- Estrellas INDEBASQUET (INDEBASQUET Stars)
- Pilares Distrito Federal (Distrito Federal Pillars)
- Loros UCol (UCol Parrots)
- Correcaminos UAT Tampico (UAT Tampico Roadrunners)
- Correcaminos UAT Matamoros (UAT Matamoros Roadrunners)
- Correcaminos UAT Reynosa (UAT Roadrunners)
- Dorados de Chihuahua (Chihuahua Golden)
- Garzas de Plata UAEH (UAEH Silver Herons)
- Garzas Guerreras UATX (UATX War Herons)
- Gambusinos de Fresnillo (Fresnillo Goldseekers)
- Leñadores de Durango (Durango Lumberjacks)
- Tuberos de Colima (Colima Tubemakers)
- Zorros UMNSNH (UMNSNH Foxes)
- Cometas de Queretaro (Queretaro Comets)
- Libertadores de Queretaro (Queretaro Liberators)
- Santos Reales San Luis Potosí (San Luis Potosí Royal Saints)
- Bucaneros de Campeche (Campeche Buccaneers)
- Halcones UV Cordoba (UV Cordoba Falcons)
- Indios de Juarez (Juarez Indians)
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