Fernando Valenzuela and the Changes Foreigners Brought to Baseball

A New Los Angeles Dodgers Owner Honors His Immigrant Father

With a Crowd of Diverse Faces, Dodger Stadium Stands Out - The New York Times

San Antonio Missions Baseball Club - #TBT to former San Antonio Dodgers hurler Fernando Valenzuela, who on December 2, 1981 was named National League Rookie of the Year for the Los Angeles

At Fernandomania Weekend, Dodgers To Retire No. 34 - East L.A. Sports Scene

Los Angeles Dodgers to retire Fernando Valenzuela's #34

Remembering Fernandomania 40 years later

February 19, 1983 - Fernando Valenzuela wins his salary arbitration case with the Dodgers and becomes the first player to win a $1 million salary through that process. The Dodgers had offered

Daybreak at Chavez Ravine: Fernandomania and the Remaking of the Los Angeles Dodgers: 9781496231017: Sherman, Erik: Books

How Latinos changed baseball in America

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The Complicated Relationship Between Latinos and the Los Angeles Dodgers, At the Smithsonian

How Fernando Valenzuela could be in the Baseball Hall of Fame - Los Angeles Times