Matt Tallarini (WBN) and Leif Skodnick have both reported from Guadalajara, and both came back with the same observation: nothing in American baseball prepares you for it. The city is more famous worldwide for tequila and mariachi, but the ballpark culture is electric — every run celebrated like a playoff walk-off. The Charros de Jalisco play at Estadio Panamericano in altitude and heat, among fans who treat losing like personal insult. The LMB season runs through August in the Mexican summer, which means on-field conditions are brutal — 95°F+ with humidity, 93 games in 110 days. American pitchers who come to LMB to extend careers talk about it like a different sport. It is.