There is growing concern about the health of Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican former baseball player who made history in Major League Baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

According to information revealed by Univisión Deportes, no exact details have been provided about the condition of the legendary athlete. In fact, no family members or official sources have spoken on the matter. However, it has been confirmed that "El Toro" is receiving medical attention at a hospital in Los Angeles, the city where he shined as one of the best pitchers of the modern era.

What have the Dodgers said about Fernando Valenzuela's situation?

The Dodgers have issued a statement expressing their unconditional support and concern for the health of the former player. They also announced that Valenzuela will not be able to participate in the team's upcoming radio broadcasts, where he worked as a commentator.

“Our beloved Fernando Valenzuela is facing a health issue that will prevent him from joining us for the upcoming broadcasts. We send him all our love and support during this difficult time and wish him a speedy recovery.”

Fernando Valenzuela's legacy in Major League Baseball

Fernando Valenzuela debuted in Major League Baseball in 1980, but it was in 1981 when his career reached new heights, becoming the first rookie in history to win both the Cy Young Award and Rookie of the Year.

That historic season marked the beginning of "Fernandomania," a phenomenon that not only captivated Dodgers fans but also caught the attention of the entire world.