This Day In Dodgers History: Fernando Valenzuela Named 1981 National League Rookie Of The Year
Briefly

Valenzuela's remarkable 1981 season, marked by leading the MLB in multiple pitching categories, including strikeouts and shutouts, culminated in him being named the NL Cy Young Award winner.
With an impressive 13-7 record and a standout performance in postseason play, Valenzuela demonstrated his dominance on the mound, contributing to the Dodgers' success throughout the season.
The success of Fernando Valenzuela in 1981 not only earned him accolades but also continued the Dodgers' legacy, showcasing a remarkable run of four consecutive National League Rookie of the Year winners.
Valenzuela's 1981 achievements, including being an All-Star and leading in complete games and innings pitched, underscore his importance in the Dodgers' storied history of pitching excellence.
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