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¿SABÍAS QUE... Fernando Valenzuela Fue El Pitcher De Con Una Seguidilla De 41 Inings Y Un Te Que Tenía 73 Años De Vigencia 4C EXPRESO aCCIÓN Sábado 9 de Abril de 2011 9SE CUMPLEN de 30 AÑOS abril DEL DEBUT DE FERNANDO de VALENZUELA 1981: COMO PITCHER ABRIDOR El DE LA ‘FERNAND La lesión de sus Supe que volteaba hacia pitchers estelares “arriba antes de cada pichada obligó al manager hasta que alguien me enseñó Tom LaSorda a usar un video” Fernando Valenzuela al novato mexicano Al hablar de su estilo de lanzar en el juego inaugural Por Arturo Llanes Reyes Tom LaSorda estaba en un pro- blema: su estelar lanzador Jerry Reuss, al que seleccionó para abrir la temporada de 1981, había sufri- do una lesión en su codo izquierdo y el segundo en la rotación, Burt Hooton, tampoco contaba con las condiciones de hacerlo. La misma suerte corría Don Sutton. El carismático piloto de los Dodgers estaba en un aprieto y tenía que decidir rápido quién su- biría a la loma de aquel jueves 9 de abril de 1981 en el Dodger Stadium, hace exactamente hoy 30 años. Apelando a su instinto y a una corazonada, decidió darle la pelo- ta a un novato de escasos 20 años de edad con una experiencia de apenas 17 entradas en las Grandes Ligas: Fernando Valenzuela. Sin saberlo LaSorda había da- do paso a lo que se convertiría en uno de los sucesos más grandes del beisbol norteamericano y que desde ese año se conocería como la “Fernandomanía”. Aquel muchacho nacido en un poblado de Sonora (Etchohuaqui- 25 la) en México, de aspecto regorde- te, con una larga melena y que no JUEGOS INICIÓ hablaba ni una palabra de inglés, EN SU TEMPORADA DE DEBUT blanqueó a los Astros de Houston COMO ABRIDOR EN 1981 en su primera apertura en la “Gran Carpa”, despachándolos en apenas 2 horas y 17 minutos de juego. El novato zurdo sólo aceptó 10 cinco hits y ponchó a cinco de la artillería de Houston sorpren- DE LOS PARTIDOS diendo, no sólo a su propio ma- RECORRIÓ TODA LA RUTA nager, sino al mundo entero en el Dodger Stadium que se le entregó Para al sonorense con una asistencia de invita 50 mil 511 afi cionados. go ina Así empezó una racha que lo LaSo 8 llevaría a un 8-0 y una efectividad de 0.50, naciendo no sólo una gran BLANQUEADAS ACUMULÓ fi gura sino un mito que ha perdu- EN ESA CAMPAÑA rado pese a tres décadas. La gran racha Desde ese día inaugural, el “Toro” siguió con ocho juegos ganados, de los cuales completó siete con cinco blanqueadas, demostrando que no fue una casualidad. Dodgers 2, Astros 0 En su segunda salida ganó 7-1 (9 de abril de 1981) a los Gigantes con diez ponches 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C H E en toda la ruta e hilvanó su tercer Astros 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 triunfo con otra blanqueada ante Dodgers 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 X 2 8 0 los Padres a los que les recetó diez HOUSTON VB C H CP “chocolates”. Terry Puhl, RF 4 0 0 0 Craig Reynolds, SS 4 0 2 0 Posteriormente, para muchos César Cedeño, CF 4 0 1 0 que pensaron que había sido sólo José Cruz, LF 4 0 0 0 Art Howe, 3B 3 0 1 0 suerte, el 22 de abril, Fernando Dave Roberts, 1B 4 0 0 0 CURIOSIDADES Dickie Thon, 2B 3 0 0 0 les repitió la faena a los Astros Ferna Luis Pujols, C 3 0 1 0 con otra blanqueada de 1-0 con 11 nidad ◗ En el juego inaugural de este año Joe Niekro, P 1 0 0 0 Fernando Valenzuela tiró la primera Jeffrey Leonard, PH 1 0 0 0 ponches. Dave Smith, P 0 0 0 0 bola como hace 30 años cuando sur- Totales 31 0 5 0 Fue la tercera “lechada” en las BATEO: primeras cuatro aperturas para gió la “Fernandomanía”, recibiéndole 2B: C. Cedeño (1, vs. F. Valenzuela). Jerry Reuss como receptor y Tom DEB: 6. el “Toro” y él mismo produjo la LaSorda fue testigo en la loma. LOS ÁNGELES VB C H CP única anotación del juego con un Davey Lopes, 2B 3 0 0 0 ◗ El 6 de julio de 1979 Valenzuela fue Ken Landreaux, CF 4 0 1 0 imparable. Dusty Baker, LF 4 0 0 0 En su siguiente salida de nuevo firmado por 120 mil dólares. Steve Garvey, 1B 4 2 2 0 ◗ Al año siguiente, Fernando fue lla- Ron Cey, 3B 2 0 0 1 venció a los Gigantes con “lecha- Pedro Guerrero, RF 4 0 3 1 mado a las Mayores en septiembre y Mike Scioscia, C 3 0 0 0 da” de 5-0 en su regreso al Dodger Bill Russell, SS 3 0 2 0 Stadium ante casi 50 mil afi ciona- lanzó 17 entradas dos tercios de relevo Fernando Valenzuela, P 2 0 0 0 sin permitir carrera. Totales 29 2 8 2 dos que ya estaban rendidos ante 2B: K. Landreaux (1, vs. J Niekro); P. Guerrero (1, vs. J Niekro). ◗ El originario de Etchohuaquila, 3B: S. Garvey (1, vs. J Niekro). la “Fernandomanía”. Sonora, inició esa temporada con DEB: 7. Su sexto triunfo fue a costa de PITCHEO marca de 8-0 y 0.50 de carreras lim- los Expos en el Olympic Stadium, ASTROS IP H C ER BB P HR CLA de Montreal, en juego que se ex- pias gracias en parte al lanzamiento Joe Niekro, (P, 0-1) 7 8 2 2 1 1 0 2.57 que patentó, el tirabuzón, mismo que Dave Smith 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0.00 tendió 10 inings de los cuales el Totales 8 8 2 2 2 3 0 2.25 “Toro” tiró nueve para una ano- le enseñó su compañero de equipo, DODGERS IP H C CL BB P HR CLA Bobby Castillo. Fdo. Valenzuela, (G, 1-0) 9 5 0 0 2 5 0 0.00 tación y con cinco carreras en la Totales 9 5 0 0 2 5 0 0.00 parte alta de la décima los Dod- El “To ◗ A la mitad de ese calendario, Umpires: HP - Bob Engel, 1B - Jerry Dale, 2B - Paul Runge, 3B Valenzuela fue invitado a una comida - Jim Quick. gers vencieron 6-1. T: 2:17. a la Casa Blanca que el presidente Ast: 50,511. La séptima victoria fue osten- Ronald Reagan organizó para su tosa con once ponches sobre los entra homólogo mexicano José López Mets en el “Shea Stadium” en su Ravi Portillo. quinta blanqueada en juego que La ◗ Los dos mandatarios se formaron terminó 1-0. mayo para recibir un autógrafo del lanzador. / EXPRESO Especial El 22 de abril la “Fernandoma- la ca En ese mismo año fue incluido en la nía” ya estaba en su apogeo cuan- tenía lista de los “Símbolos Sexuales” por do 5 3 m i l 906 fa n áticos lo f ueron a fos c una revista de celebridades. ver ganar su octavo juego seguido Lo ◗ Valenzuela no sólo causó furor en el Dodger Stadium sobre los taron deportivo, también fue factor de inte- Expos de Montreal (3-2), siendo la “sub gración para las comunidades latinas del sur California y un incansable pro- motor de la educación en los estratos desfavorecidos. ¿SABÍAS QUE... Fernando Valenzuela fue el pitcher de con una seguidilla de 41 inings y un te que tenía 73 años de vigencia. .
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