Legendary Dodgers pitcher and Spanish-language broadcaster Fernando Valenzuela has stepped away from the radio booth for the remainder of the season to focus on his health, following his hospitalization for unspecified reasons. Valenzuela, a beloved figure in Dodgers history known for his 'Fernandomania' era, aims to return for the 2025 season, and his family has requested privacy during this time. He has been a part of the Dodgers' broadcast team since 2003 and has been influential both on and off the field, with the Dodgers retiring his No. 34 jersey in 2023. The 63-year-old former Cy Young Award winner and six-time All-Star has not disclosed the specifics of his health issues, but fans and the organization have expressed their support and well-wishes.