Fernando Valenzuela, a Los Angeles icon that became a sensation for the Dodgers and the city's Hispanic population through "Fernandomania," has died, the Dodgers announced Tuesday. He was 63.

Dodgers great Fernando Valenzuela died of septic shock, according to his death certificate. Valenzuela died last month at the age of 63 and TMZ obtained his death certificate on Tuesday ...

A corner booth near the entryway of a Monrovia restaurant where Los Angeles Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela frequented is now emblazoned with his name, iconic No. 34 and a mural. Max’s ...

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Fernando Valenzuela, the iconic southpaw pitcher who helped Los Angeles Dodgers win the 1981 World Series, died last month of septic shock. Valenzuela died on Oct. 22 at age 63, although no cause ...

LOS ANGELES — Fernando Valenzuela was remembered for “having the heart of a lion” throughout his stellar pitching career with the Dodgers during a funeral highlighting his Catholic faith on ...

Rick Monday paid tribute to former teammate and fellow Dodgers broadcaster Fernando Valenzuela, who passed away at 63 of an undisclosed illness three days before the World Series. For those not ...

The late Fernando Valenzuela’s exploits on the mound were enough to make him a baseball star and a Los Angeles Dodgers legend. But it was more than his killer screwball and amazing 1981 rookie ...

Fernando Valenzuela, the Mexican-born phenom for the Los Angeles Dodgers who inspired "Fernandomania" while winning the NL Cy Young Award and Rookie of the Year in 1981, has died. He was 63.

LOS ANGELES — Longtime Dodgers star Fernando Valenzuela had been sick for quite a while, but refused to talk about it, even to his closest friends and associates, wanting to preserve his privacy.

The late Fernando Valenzuela’s exploits on the mound were enough to make him a baseball star and a Los Angeles Dodgers legend. But it was more than his killer screwball and amazing 1981 rookie ...