Pasadena Coyotes

The Pasadena Coyotes are are an American professional baseball team based in Pasadena. The Coyotes compete in the American Baseball League (ABL) as a member club of the Salt League (SL) West division. Established in 1910 as part of the Mexican baseball league, Liga Social de Beísbol, the team originally joined the ABL after the 1947 restructuring of the various North American baseball leagues. Named after the feral coyotes of the area, the team pays homage to the wild dogs' eyes with their uniform colors of gold and black.

After the Arroyos moved to Los Angeles in 1943, the teams developed a natural rivalry based on their geographic proximity. While the two have never faced each other in the [fake World Series], their interleague rivalry games, nicknamed the Southland Battles, are one of the most popular regional attractions. The Coyotes also carry a rivalry with the Memphis Rockers, which they lost against in the 1972 [placeholder].