How to celebrate baseball with Copa de la Diversión

We dive into what the Copa de la Diversión series is and the history behind this event which lasts the entire season of Minor League Baseball.

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Photo of Devereux Meadows baseball stadium via NC State Archives

Minor League Baseball fans know that baseball season means it’s time for Copa de la Diversión (or “Fun Cup”) — a season-long event series designed to “connect teams with their local US Hispanic communities.”

For special games and events, the Durham Bulls transform into the Toros Bravos de Durham, in which the team wears a logo featuring the snorting bull in the style of sugar skull artwork.

A gif of Toros Bravos de Durham merch for copa de la diversion

Check out the special Copa de la Diversión merch.

Gif via @durhambulls

Copa de la Diversión began in 2017 with four teams in Charlotte, Durham, Visalia, and Las Vegas. The next year, it expanded to 33 teams and added a little competition. The 2018 winner? The attendance-record-breaking Mariachis de Nuevo México in Albuquerque.

This year, 90 MiLB teams will compete to be crowned campeón based on ballpark experience, community engagement, and philanthropic impact.

Help the Toros Bravos de Durham win by cheering them on at one of these upcoming games:

Just be sure you’re representing your team in style.

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