Fernandomania! The Rookie Phenom Who Became A Dodgers Icon

“Fernandomania” defined L.A.’s unforgettable 1981 campaign, a charmed summer in which Valenzuela not only helped snap the Dodgers’ decade-and-a-half-long championship drought, but reshaped the franchise’s fan base, and cemented himself as an icon in the process.
Written & Narrated by: Jonah Birenbaum (@Birenball | Twitter)
Produced & Edited by: Zack Underhill (@ZackUnderhill | Instagram)
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His impact on the Mexican American community after the Chavez ravine problems was still impactful today

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My parents saw him play and they always told me how awesome it was to see his stuff

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A.K.A. " LEGEND "

[@marcor22044]

Great vid man

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How is Fernando Valenzuela not in the hall of fame?

[@jorgeponce5512]

Great vid. Only mistake is in 3:20. Number 46 was Burt Hooton and number 41 was Jerry Reuss.

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Jaylen Brown story your next video theScore 🙏🙏🙏

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Koufax is arguably the 🐐