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~I can't ask for more out of life, and the more I learn the less I know:
Tony Bennett

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

The cultural ascendancy of Vietnamese food is complete.

We started with pho shops in strip malls then banh mi food trucks then Sriracha on fast food menus then fusion French-Indochina fine dining.

The final step: a soon-to-be staple for a major American consumer calendar event.

[Brian Sutterer MD @BrianSuttererMD]

Shohei Ohtani injury thoughts and anatomy/footage review

[Allen Sales @AllenSales]

Rams, Lakers, Kings and Galaxy have wished the Dodgers luck in the World Series thus far. No love from the Chargers and Clippers but nobody really considers them LA teams anyway. LA all day baby!! #LetsGoDodgers #RamsHouse #LakeShow ##GoKingsGo

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How many people ended up in the ER after @Dodgers #FreddieFreeman Grand Slam?

#WorldSeries

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

WOW. IS EVERYBODY OK?!?!?!?

[L.A. in a Minute @LaInaMinute]

Fernando Valenzuela passed away at 63 years old, exemplifying the L.A. American Dream as a hero to millions and valuable member of the community.

El Toro will forever be remembered for his impact on L.A. both on and off the field.

Let’s get into it💙

[SportsNet LA @SportsNetLA]

El Toro. 🕊️

Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela has passed away at the age of 63.

[LA Galaxy @LAGalaxy]

Legends live forever.

Rest in peace, Fernando “El Toro” Valenzuela 💙

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Dodgers pitcher who ignited the “Fernandomania” phenomenon that forged a bond between the team and the Latino community in Los Angeles, has died. He was 63.
https://t.co/W3xh6U0dWD

[Liga Mexicana de Beisbol Banorte @LMBBanorte]

Descanse en paz la más grande leyenda del beisbol mexicano 🇲🇽

Nos unimos a la pena que embarga a la familia Valenzuela Burgos, por la lamentable pérdida de un grande, Fernando “Toro” Valenzuela 🐃

Siempre con nosotros

#BeisbolizaTuVida ⚾️

[Col. Gustavo Arellano @GustavoArellano]

Sigh…columna to come… https://t.co/DoLietvUkk

[Blake Harris @BlakeHHarris]

I'm so glad the Dodgers did the right thing last year by honoring Fernando Valenzuela and retiring his No. 34 while he was still here

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@ESPNLosAngeles @TravisRodgers @DuranSports @Corporate_Greg @DMarcoFarr1 @Sedano @ScottKaplan @VeniceMase @LAIreland Brought the Chavez back to The Ravine.

[ESPN Los Angeles @ESPNLosAngeles]

Throwing our sombreros to the sky for #Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela 🙏💙🤍

RIP El Toro.

[Latinus @latinus_us]

¡Leyenda! Fallece a los 63 años Fernando Valenzuela, el mejor beisbolista mexicano de la historia.
#Latinus #InformaciónParaTi
https://t.co/Mjh5wZKbns

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@FabianArdaya It was a good day. August 11, 2023

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@BillShaikin @dylanohernandez Gracias Toro #RIP

[Bill Shaikin @BillShaikin]

"Today, many of the fans who pack Dodger Stadium are the children of Valenzuela’s fans, or, in some cases, grandchildren."

@dylanohernandez remembers Fernando:

https://t.co/X3qvheuisw

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@JeffPassan RIP #34

[Jeff Passan @JeffPassan]

For those too young to understand what Fernando Valenzuela meant to Mexico, to Los Angeles, to baseball, here are numbers from the first eight starts of his career in 1981. He was 20. He threw a devastating screwball. And for a month, he was the biggest sports star in the world.