IN 1962, when Dodgers Stadium was being built in Los Angeles the construction of the stadium uprooted Mexicans from their homes. The Mexican community reacted by boycotting Dodgers games. The boycott forced Dodgers owners to send their scouts to Mexico to discover a Mexican baseball player in order attract Mexicans to their games. The Dodgers scouts found a young pitcher, Fernando Valenzuela, nicknamed “El Toro” by his fans. Valenzuela, overnight, became a hero to millions of Mexican baseball fans with his pitching, especially his killer screwballs. The video jacket reads: “Director Cruz Angeles relives Valenzuela’s impact on the Los Angeles Mexican community”. Don’t miss seeing this historical event in baseball. It’s a four star video.