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The 1970–71 Mexican Pacific League season was the 13th season in the history of the Mexican Pacific League (LMP). It was contested by eight teams, two more than the previous season. The season was played in two halves, with teams earning points at the end of each half according to their finish. The four teams with the highest cumulative points qualified for the postseason, that were played in a round robin. If the team that finished first in the regular season and the winner of the postseason round-robin were different, a final series would be played to determine the champion.
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