For 64 years, Jarrín has been the Spanish voice of the Boys in Blue, just three seasons shy of the late great Vin Scully (67).
Since 1959, Hall of Fame broadcaster Jaime Jarrín has eloquently called Dodger games in Spanish on the radio.
"Se va, se va, se va, y despidala con un beso," Jarrín says after every home run/"Se va, se va, caudrangular ." Jarrín will hang up his headset after the conclusion of the team's season and to honor him, the Dodgers held a pregame ceremony filled with celebrities, politicians and Dodger legends. For more than a decade, Valenzuela has worked as an analyst alongside Jarrín in the broadcast booth.
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