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1981-05-08 Dodgers - Fernando Valenzuela shuts out the Mets (Last Inning) Today, May 14th marks the 40th anniversary of one of baseball's most amazing phenomenon - 20 year-old The Dodgers always seemed to know before anyone else that baseball was meant as a multicultural game.

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