Estadio Isidoro Garcia, Mayaguez, P.R.

A Worthy Rebuild on Puerto Rico’s West Coast

Statues line the front of Estadio Isidoro Garcia, Nov-2022.

The seating bowl as seen from down the third-base line.

Umpires and managers meet before a game starts.

Chronological Tour: Stop 426

Quick Facts:

Location: Avenida Colby William Duscombe at Carretera 102, Mayagüez, P.R. (map it using Google Maps)
Opened: 2010
Home team: Mayagüez Indios, Liga Roberto Clemente (2010-present)
Capacity: 10,500

Rating: 3 baseballs

The original stadium here in this city on the west coast of Puerto Rico was named for Isidoro “Cholo” Garcia, who threw the first no-hitter in a championship round game in Puerto Rico Winter League history. That facility lasted from 1938 to 2007, when the home team, the Indios, took a two-season hiatus to allow a completely new ballpark to be built. This place opened in time for the Central American and Caribbean Games of 2010, along with a soccer stadium next door. The park also hosted the Serie del Caribe in 2011.

Los Indios have the same garnet-and-gold color scheme as Florida State University, and the Seminole war chant is occasionally heard in the stadium.

Game	Date	League	Level	Result
2272	Tue 29-Nov-2022	Liga Clemente	Offseason Pro	Santurce 6, MAYAGÜEZ 2

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