Dodgers honor Fernando Valenzuela in poignant ceremony before Game 1 of World Series
LOS ANGELES — There was a poignant ceremony before Game 1 of the World Series for late Dodgers pitching legend Fernando Valenzuela, with the flag at half-staff, the videoboard showing highlights of Valenzuela, a musical tribute, and a moment of silence.
Fernando Valenzuela memories fill Dodger Stadium during World Series Game 1 vs. Yankees
In the hallways underneath the main level that lead to both clubhouses, the walls are lined with Dodgers award winners. For Valenzuela's Cy Young and Rookie of the Year awards, the Dodgers have placed blue ribbons on the corner. Same with his display for having his number retired. There are reminders everywhere.
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Dodger legend Fernando Valenzuela died Tuesday at the age of 63. He was a hero to L.A.'s Latino community and forever ...
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Dodgers Press Box Features Touching Tribute to Late Team Icon Fernando ValenzuelaThe Dodgers are mourning the loss of longtime pitcher and broadcaster Fernando Valenzuela who died on Tuesday at 63.
Para los mexicanos y mexicoestadounidenses, Fernando Valenzuela fue un símbolo de esperanza, inspiración y orgullo.
Gerrit Cole discusses his enthusiasm to start Game 1 in the World Series, the legacy of Fernando Valenzuela, and Juan Soto's ...
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