What happened to Fernando Valenzuela? The baseball player was hospitalized and it is reported that he died
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Mexican baseball player Fernando ‘Toro’ Valenzuela was hospitalized in an emergency in the United States, so he retired from broadcasting.
Former Mexican baseball player Fernando Valenzuela was rushed to a hospital in Los Angeles, California on October 1 ; the news has worried his fans and some have even thought the worst.
‘Is Fernando Valenzuela dead ?’, ‘Is Fernando Valenzuela passing away?’, ‘What happened to Fernando Valenzuela?’, have been the questions from users after information about his health status was released.
On September 30, journalist David Faitelson confirmed that the member of the Mexican Baseball Hall of Fame and former Los Angeles Dodgers player in the 1980s was hospitalized in an emergency.
” I have a report from Los Angeles that legendary former Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela has been admitted to a hospital… Not much is known. He and his family have wanted to keep the illness under wraps… We pray for his speedy recovery ,” he wrote on X.
However, no further details have been given regarding the health of ‘Toro’ Valenzuela, but Ricardo López has not provided details on the health of the 63-year-old baseball player, but has not reported on the illness.
” I can say that over the last two years, seeing him at the stadium and at community events, he has been losing a lot of weight. This year in particular, it has been very dramatic to see how he has been getting emaciated, how he has been losing weight ,” said the journalist.
Fernando Valenzuela did not die, as despite being hospitalized he is still alive and his health status is being monitored. Rumors of his death have been created by fake news.
It is recommended to consult reliable and trustworthy sources before believing or sharing content of this type to avoid hoaxes and misinformation, the purpose of which is to create uncertainty among the digital community.
According to a study by Statista, the countries on our continent that consume the most fake news are Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.
