Pronósticos y Apuestas Liga Mexicana del Pacífico LMP 25/10/2026 ⚾️❄️

LMP Game Previews and Predictions

This video is a preview and betting discussion, not a broadcast of the games being forecast. It does not provide final results for those matchups.

Hermosillo Naranjeros vs. Mexicali Águilas

Zach Grotz was expected to start for Hermosillo, with David Reyes starting for Mexicali. The speakers noted that Hermosillo had beaten Mexicali 2–0 on opening day. They expected another close, low-scoring game and both leaned toward Hermosillo. The under 8.5 runs was also favored. They acknowledged Reyes’s ability but noted that his early starts had been difficult.

Nayarit vs. Navojoa Mayos

Alex Delgado was named as Nayarit’s starter, but Navojoa’s starter was still unknown. The matchup was considered difficult to assess, and the host said he would probably avoid betting on it. The speakers recalled a recent 7–5 game in which Nayarit scored twice in the ninth inning, after Navojoa had fought back from a deficit. Toño tentatively leaned toward Navojoa, though the uncertainty over the pitching matchup remained a major caveat.

Jalisco Charros vs. Mazatlán Venados

Luis Ángel Rodríguez was listed as Jalisco’s starter and Jonathan Bermúdez for Mazatlán. The speakers praised Bermúdez and argued that Mazatlán was better than its record suggested, while also pointing to concerns about Jalisco’s rotation and Mazatlán’s bullpen. Toño leaned toward the Charros to win but liked Mazatlán to cover the run line; the host picked Mazatlán to win.

Both expected a high-scoring game, with the total set at 9.5. They also noted that closer Elkin Alcalá was unavailable after being placed on the inactive list following a mosquito bite.

Culiacán Tomateros vs. Guasave Algodoneros

The discussion centered on Culiacán’s inconsistent rotation, particularly Norge Ruiz, and Guasave’s ability to produce timely offense. Both speakers thought Guasave could pull off an upset and leaned toward the under at 9.5 runs. They were unconvinced by Culiacán’s pitching, despite its offense having rescued the team in earlier games.

Obregón Yaquis vs. Los Mochis Cañeros

Omar Araujo was slated to face Felipe González. The speakers viewed Obregón as the more complete team, especially on the pitching side, and described Los Mochis as erratic. In a recent game, the Cañeros rallied late, but Obregón’s bullpen held them scoreless after they closed the gap; the final score was 5–4.

Both predicted that Los Mochis would avoid being swept, though they expected a difficult game. They discussed the 8.5-run total and leaned toward the over.

Presenters and Sources

• Efraín — Host of Efrain Habla De LMB
• Toño Taker — Guest and Twitter source referenced in the video