1992–93 Cuban National Series

1992–93 Cuban National Series Serie Nacional de Béisbol 1992–93
League	Cuban National Series
Sport	Baseball
Games	65
Teams	16
Group A
Best record	Pinar del Río (47–18)
Group B
Best record	Industriales (45–20)
Group C
Best record	Villa Clara (42–23)
Group D
Best record	Santiago de Cuba (41–24)
Postseason
Finals champions	Villa Clara
Runners-up	Pinar del Río
SNB seasons
← 1991–92 1993–94 →

The 32nd season of the Cuban National Series saw a slight contraction of the league. Two of the Cuban provinces that had been fielding two teams each since the 1977–78 season, Pinar del Río Province and Matanzas Province, began fielding one team each. Vegueros and Forestales became the Pinar del Río team, while Henequeneros and Citricultores became the Matanzas team. Ciudad de La Habana Province (Havana city) continued to field two teams, Industriales and Metropolitanos.

The league's now-16 teams were divided into four groups, and each team's regular-season schedule was increased from 48 to 65 games. Each group winner advanced to the postseason. Pinar del Río and Villa Clara advanced to the championship series, which was won by Villa Clara in a seven-game series.

Standings

Group A Team W L Pct. GB Pinar del Río 47 18 .723 - Matanzas 35 30 .538 12 Metropolitanos 32 33 .492 15 Isla de la Juventud 16 49 .246 31 Group B Team W L Pct. GB Industriales 45 20 .692 - La Habana 31 34 .476 14 Sancti Spíritus 26 39 .400 19 Cienfuegos 25 40 .384 20

Group C Team W L Pct. GB Villa Clara 42 23 .646 - Camagüey 33 32 .507 9 Las Tunas 28 37 .430 14 Ciego de Ávila 20 45 .307 22 Group D Team W L Pct. GB Santiago de Cuba 41 24 .630 - Granma 39 26 .600 2 Holguín 39 26 .600 2 Guantánamo 21 44 .323 20

Source: ^[1]

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Finals
	A	Pinar del Río	4
	B	Industriales	0
						A	Pinar del Río	3
						C	Villa Clara	4
	C	Villa Clara	4
	D	Santiago de Cuba	2

References

1. "Las 40 primeras Series Nacionales". Granma (in Spanish). Archived from the original on December 27, 2014.

Further reading

• "Cronología: 1993" (in Spanish). Archived from the original on February 26, 2005. Retrieved 2006-10-11. (Note - text is printed in a white font on a white background, depending on browser used.)