Fernando Valenzuela was out of the Dodgers broadcast to focus on his luck

LOS ÁNGELES (AP) — Fernando Valenzuela was hired by the Dodgers' radial broadcasts in Los Ángeles to restore time so the exlanzador could focus on his health and informed the team's militias.

Valenzuela, who was 64 as of Nov. 1, commented on the Dodgers' broadcasts in Spanish. The team hinted that it may resume in the near future.

“Fernando Valenzuela has been sent to the Dodgers radio station booth to finish the rest of the time to focus on his happiness,” he told the Dodgers in a joint statement on their social media.

“I and my family really appreciate the love and apoyo of lovers.” “There is a possibility that we will come back over time in 2025. Her family had privacy during this time,” he added.

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The Dodgers moved to San Diego or Atlanta in the Liga Nacional for the first game of their divisional series.

Valenzuela completed 11 of her 17 campaigns in the majors with the Dodgers. Brilliant as the Dodgers became the first winners of the 25 Series, winning the Cy Young and Novato de la Liga Nacional awards, with a 13-7 record and a 2.48 power rating in 25 starts.

The All-Star series lasted just 10 games and lasted less than 25 days in new campaigns with the Dodgers. Again on November 21, 1986 with effect from April 3rd. in 1986, with 20 games completed before Mike Scott finished second in the Cy Young vote.

Valenzuela's last action under the mayors of San Luis took place in July 1997. The run ended at the 173-153 mark and achieved an effectiveness rating of 3.54 in 453 games, including 424 opens.