**Toros Embark on Preseason Tour**
On Wednesday, March 26, the Toros had their final training session in Tijuana, marking the beginning of an exciting preseason tour. The day started with practice at Luis “Viejito” García Field, followed by a season presentation event at Cerro Colorado Stadium, unveiling the new 2025 uniforms and merchandise.
Starting on Friday, March 28, the team kicks off a series of friendly matches on the road. Their first opponent will be the Café Brothers at Adolfo López Mateos Stadium in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. The following day, they are set to face the Saraperos de Saltillo at the same venue. The tour continues with matches in Saltillo, Torreón, and Aguascalientes, culminating in participation in the Baja Series in La Paz. The team will return to Tijuana on April 14 to engage in games with local Amateur and Municipal league select teams.
In La Paz, the Toros will compete in the sixth edition of the Baja Series from April 11-13 at Arturo C. Nahl Stadium. Joining them will be the Bravos de León, Charros de Jalisco, and Piratas de Campeche, all led by former Major League Baseball players. These games will serve as the final preparation stage for the 2025 LMB season, which officially begins on April 17.
Additionally, the Toros have announced the return of star pitcher Julio Teherán. The Colombian right-hander had an impressive stint with the team in 2022 and returns after playing for the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Mets in Major League Baseball. He joins a formidable starting rotation alongside Luke Westphal, Jorge Pérez, Ben Braymer, Phillips Valdez, Teddy Stankiewicz, and Nick Wells.
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**Julio Teherán Returns to Strengthen Toros’ Rotation**
In a significant move for the Tijuana Toros, Colombian pitcher Julio Teherán has returned to the roster for the 2025 season. A former star for the team, Teherán initially joined the Toros in 2022, delivering a commendable record of 4-1 over six starts. His talent subsequently led him to the MLB, where he played for the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Mets in the 2023 and 2024 seasons.
Teherán’s return brings experience and skill back to the Toros’ pitching rotation. He will be a vital part of a lineup that includes talented pitchers such as Luke Westphal and Jorge Pérez. With Teherán’s addition, the Toros look to be formidable contenders in the upcoming LMB season.
The team’s management and fans alike are hopeful that his return will bolster their chances for success as they eagerly anticipate the start of the new season.