Fernando Valenzuela, who inspired the 'Fernandomania' phenomenon in the 1980s and had a stellar career with the Dodgers, passed away at the age of 63.
His death arrives as the Dodgers get ready for the World Series, prompting plans for tributes at Dodger Stadium, as per Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred.
Valenzuela remains a legendary figure in baseball, with his achievements enshrined in Cooperstown, and he is missed not just as a player but as a broadcaster.
Stan Kasten, Dodgers president, emphasized Valenzuela's importance to the franchise, stating he not only dominated as a player but also fostered a deep connection with the fan base.
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