International Dominican point guard Mike Torres will play until January for Capitanes de Ciudad de México, a team competing for the first time in the NBA G-League, the development league of the American competition. Mike Torres returned last October from a loan to the Belgian Belfius Mons-Hainaut and has now been loaned to the Mexican club after Coosur Betis coach Joan Plaza previously stated that Mike Torres would not play this season under his orders, as his desire was to be a starter and not be the third point guard on the team. The 26-year-old basketball player born in Barcelona arrived last summer at the Seville club from Ciudad de Valladolid, from the LEB Oro, and averaged 2.3 points and 0.3 assists in his first season in the top division, playing in 30 games with an average of just over seven minutes on the court. After completing the last campaign, Mike Torres played with the Dominican national team in the pre-Olympic tournament in Belgrade before playing some league games in his country on loan to the Indios de San Francisco. Mike Torres has a contract with Coosur Real Betis until June 2023, but now joins Capitanes de Ciudad de México to compete in the NBA G-League. Capitanes de Ciudad de México is a team playing for the first time in the NBA G-League and is looking to have a good season with the help of players like Mike Torres. The NBA G-League is the development league of the American competition and is an important step for players looking to reach the NBA. The team is looking to make a strong debut in the league and Mike Torres will be an important part of their roster. With his experience and skills, Mike Torres will be a key player for Capitanes de Ciudad de México in their first season in the NBA G-League.