For many years, the debate among Dodgers fans and Fernando Valenzuela has been the same. A lot of fans around the city of Los Angeles think that his number 34 […] More
The Dodgers will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Fernandomania coming to Los Angeles today. While the plans to celebrate Fernando remain a mystery until right before game time, fans will […] More
It was a historical day indeed for the Los Angeles Dodgers. While the organization celebrated their recent championship and the first home game of the 2021 season, April 9, 2021, […] More
For the first time since 1989, the Dodgers will get to return home to play as the defending World Series champions. With that in mind, the team has a number […] More
Dear Dodgers: Please retire number 34 immediately. Now that we got that out of the way, we can be very excited about this news. Dodgers fans who also happen to […] More
When Fernando Valenzuela got the call up to the Dodgers bullpen in 1980, fans had no idea what sort of madness they were in store for. Valenzuela helped Los Angeles […] More
By 1990, Fernando Valenzuela had seemingly done it all: Rookie of the Year, Cy Young Award, World Series champion, and six All-Star selections. The first three came right away in […] More
This is the third of a four-part series that will cover the top 20 moments in Dodgers history. This one will reveal moments #10 – #6 on that all-time list. […] More
While we mourn the suspension of baseball, it’s also a time of celebration for Dodgers fans. If you were around to see Fernando Valenzuela pitch in the 1980s, you know […] More
Dodgers fans and baseball fans alike are heartbroken right now. And understandably so, sports have the potential to bring so much joy into the lives of spectators. While regular-season games […] More
The Dodgers have had many talented left-handed pitchers throughout the history of the franchise. ? Happy #LeftHandersDay! pic.twitter.com/NLT7Aqrbbi — SportsNet LA (@SportsNetLA) August 13, 2019 In honor of National Left-Handers […] More
Former Dodgers ace Fernando Valenzuela was honored by the Mexican Baseball League by having his iconic number 34 retired on Sunday. Fernando Valenzuela missed this weekend's series vs Padres at […] More
