The late Los Angeles Dodger pitching legend and broadcaster Fernando Valenzuela Sr., 63, and his son, Fernando Valenzuela Jr. signed the same baseball on May 2005 at the former Maverick Stadium in ...

On Oct. 23, 2024, news broke that legendary Mexican MLB player Fernando Valenzuela, known for wearing the iconic number 34, passed away at 63. Fernando, who made his MLB debut with the Los Angeles ...

“These things are the unwritten statistics that made Fernando the person, the human being, the man that he was.” Valenzuela’s son Fernando Jr. and his former teammate and friend Mike ...

Valenzuela had left his color commentator ... He was a part-owner of the Mexican League team Tigres de Quintana Roo, with son Fernando Jr. serving as team president and son Ricky serving as ...

has long been named after Fernando Valenzuela, here in Etchohuaquila — population maybe 500 — there is no public monument to the native son, now more than four decades after the heady summer ...

Valenzuela had left his color commentator ... He was a part-owner of the Mexican League team Tigres de Quintana Roo, with son Fernando Jr. serving as team president and son Ricky serving as ...

Fernando Valenzuela played it so well and with so much ... the American dream that appealed to everyone. He was the seventh son of the 12 children of Avelino and Maria Valenzuela, who raised ...

Fernando was breathing through his eyelids when he looked at the sky. For this suddenly famous son of Mexico, communication was largely done in Spanish. If Valenzuela was a superstar in the United ...

Fernando Valenzuela, the Mexican-born phenom for the ... He was a part-owner of the Mexican League team Tigres de Quintana Roo, with son Fernando Jr. serving as team president and son Ricky ...

Valenzuela had left his color commentator ... He was a part-owner of the Mexican League team Tigres de Quintana Roo, with son Fernando Jr. serving as team president and son Ricky serving as ...