We are very near celebrating Day of the Useless when November begins, as yearly in what is maybe probably the most Mexican custom of all, and in it the primary process is to recollect family members who’ve bodily left the earthly world. That’s precisely what the Los Angeles Dodgers did on Wednesday evening at Yankee Stadium, as they received their eighth World Series title after defeating the New York Yankees in 5 video games.
The Dodgers and their dedication to ‘El Toro’ Valenzuela
Second: Ohtani savours the World Sequence trophy as celebrations proceed
And beating the Yankees in a World Sequence shouldn’t be frequent for the Dodgers, who with this victory have defeated the ‘Bronx Bombers‘ solely 4 occasions in 12 alternatives, however the final one earlier than this was largely due to a legend of Mexican sports activities, the left-handed pitcher Fernando Valenzuela.
After 43 years of that victory within the 1981 World Sequence in Recreation 3 at Dodger Stadium towards the Yankees, the well-known ‘Bull of Etchohuaquila‘ didn’t have the chance to be bodily current to see a brand new duel between the 2 most well-known franchises in Main League Baseball (MLB), since in the identical week that this ‘Fall Basic’ was to start on the age of 63, on October 22, Fernando Valenzuela handed away.
The unforgettable reminiscence of Fernando Valenzuela
Valenzuela would have turned 64 subsequent Friday, November 1, on the Day of the Useless and when it will have been a Recreation 6 of the World Sequence, nonetheless, the Dodgers wished their beloved ‘El Toro’ to have the ability to relaxation in peace that day and have the ability to rejoice, from heaven, with out the stress of getting to observe one other recreation at Dodger Stadium, the place ‘Fernandomania‘ was born that magical 12 months of 1981.
The eighth World Sequence within the historical past of this franchise, which was born in Brooklyn, New York, is totally devoted to the nice Fernando Valenzuela and because the music that gave rise to the film ‘Coco‘, which exactly depicts on the massive display screen what the Day of the Useless is in Mexico, ‘Bear in mind Me‘ is what the Dodgers did with the unforgettable ‘Bull of Etchohuaquila’ whose quantity 34 was ceaselessly on the jersey of all of the champions of this World Sequence that, in Mexico, we’ll bear in mind, like that of 1981, ceaselessly.
