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A look back at Fernando Valenzuela's impact on baseball and the community with Col. Gustavo Arellano, Bill Plaschke and more.
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Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Dodgers pitcher who ignited the “Fernandomania” phenomenon that forged a bond between the team and the Latino community in Los Angeles, has died. He was 63.

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke Cy Young and Rookie of the Year in the same season. Fernandomania forever. RIP to an icon.

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke 😻💕 Fernando VALENZUELA represents ALL of us, he is Our Hero💙 #RIP 🌾 #LetsGoDodgers #WorldSeries2024

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke ❤️this @latimes 6Min Clip “Remembering late Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela” dated 10/23 Also found out YouTube Entire 9-episode #Fernandomania 40yr Anni (1981-2021) by @latimes 3yr ago Ep#8: #Fernandomania reporting led to @latimes 1984 Pulitzer Prize✅ Ep#9: Must-See✅

@latsondheimer @GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke Thank you so much Fernando for everything you gave to Los Angeles, @Dodgers, and @MLB. I loved watching you pitch at Chavez Ravine. Bless you and your family.

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke Descanse en paz. El gran Toro.

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke Great share!!

@GustavoArellano @BillPlaschke Congratulations on Dodgers 2nd World Series Win!



