The Fernandomania and the figure of Fernando Valenzuela himself continues to live on in the hearts of Mexicans and the fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers, where he left a lasting mark ...

Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher and broadcaster Fernando Valenzuela passed in October, but his legacy prevails to this ...

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 ...

After winning their first World Series in 1955, the Brooklyn Dodgers traveled to Japan for a series of exhibition games. Two ...

When White Sox manager Will Venable named right-hander Sean Burke to be Chicago’s Opening Day starter against the Angels at ...

Valenzuela rejoined the organization in 2003 as a member of the Dodgers’ broadcast team on the Spanish radio and television simulcast. Fernando Valenzuela murals in L.A. and Mexico A mural of ...

Former Los Angeles Dodgers star Fernando Valenzuela, who died at age 63 on Tuesday, had two notable pitching appearances in Tulsa against the Drillers near the beginning and ending of his mound ...

With the Tokyo Series in full swing, Dodgers fans can find tributes to greats like Fernando Valenzuela and Jackie Robinson at ...

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.

The Los Angeles Dodgers may be without their superstar in Japan, a major Roki Sasaki prediction is given, and more updates from Tokyo.

Four decades after his 1981 debut with the Dodgers, Fernandomania lives on. From his perch in the Dodgers broadcast booth, the kid from Etchohuaquila remains a global baseball ambassador and a ...