Fernando Valenzuela, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ iconic left-hander and longtime Spanish radio broadcaster, will step away from the booth for the remainder of the season “to focus on his health,” the Dodgers announced Wednesday. “He and his family truly appreciate the love and support of fans as he aim...
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