There is growing concern about the health of Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican former baseball player who made history in Major League Baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers. According to ...

“Fernando Valenzuela was a true icon of the Dodgers ... it’s a tremendous loss,” said Sánchez, now a sports analyst for ESPN. “He was a symbol for Mexican sports during a historic moment.” ...

A corner booth near the entryway of a Monrovia restaurant where Los Angeles Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela frequented is now emblazoned with his name, iconic No. 34 and a mural. Max’s ...

Over 11 seasons with the Dodgers, Valenzuela had a record of 141-116 with a 3.31 ERA, 1,759 strikeouts in 331 appearances. He was a six-time All-Star, a two-time Silver Slugger, and pitched one no ...

Robert Vargas had barely wrapped up his first day of work on a Boyle Heights mural honoring Fernando Valenzuela on Tuesday ... as I’m about to paint this. "Now it takes on even a greater meaning.

The baseball world is mourning the loss of Fernando "Toro" Valenzuela, who passed away at 63 after a tough battle with health issues that had affected him in recent weeks.

Legendary Mexican pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, who won Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Award honors and a World Series in 1981 while with the Los Angeles Dodgers, has died, the team announced.