LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Dodgers will retire the No. 34 jersey of pitcher Fernando Valenzuela during a three-day celebration this summer. Valenzuela was part of two World Series champion teams, ...
Los Angeles Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela has died after being admitted to a hospital earlier this month for an unspecified health problem, the Dodgers confirmed Tuesday. Valenzuela was 63 years ...
Editor's note: Fernando Valenzuela, the former Dodgers pitcher and Spanish-language broadcaster, died on Tuesday night, the team announced. This story originally ran before he was inducted into the ...
In August 2024, the state of California declared every Nov. 1 as “Fernando Valenzuela Day” to coincide with the date the beloved Los Angeles Dodgers legend was born. Valenzuela passed away in October ...
On Nov. 11, 1981, Fernando Valenzuela became the first rookie to ever win the Cy Young Award, edging Tom Seaver of the Cincinnati Reds. Valenzuela additionally was named 1981 National League Rookie of ...
Fernando Valenzuela will step away from Dodgers broadcast for the remainder of the year to focus on his health, the team said Wednesday. The Dodgers posted a statement a day after reports circulated ...
This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. In his story on Fernando Valenzuela, Times Dodgers writer Dylan ...
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