The two-time World Series Champion Manny Mota suffers a large health fright

The MLB legend Manny Mota is recovering in the hospital after suffering a stroke on Monday evening, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced.

The 87-year-old played a long game career for the San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Montreal Expos and The Dodgers for two decades.

The Dominican then trained the Dodgers for 35 years and won the World Series in 1981 and 1988. Nobody has spent longer as a coach for Los Angeles.

Overall, Mota has spent the last 56 years with the Dodgers, which also serve as a broadcaster and work with the veteran group, which acts as a bridge between the team and the community.

“Last night the Dodger legend Manny Mota suffered a stroke,” Los Angeles published on Tuesday. “He is in recovery, where he reacts to commands and relaxes comfortably.”

From Tuesday morning, according to MLB insider Hector Gomez, Mota was in a stable state in a hospital in Los Angeles.

MLB legend Manny Mota recovered in the hospital after suffering a stroke on Monday evening

The 87-year-old spent more than five decades as part of the Los Angeles Dodger organization

The baseball legend is shown in addition to the current Dodgers manager Dave Roberts

“Dad has never lost consciousness during the incident and it is currently doing well,” said his son, Jose Mota, the player, the Broadcaster, to Espn Deportes.

In 2023, Mota was included in the “Legends of Dodger Baseball” in recognition of his five decades.

Between 1969 and 1980 he served as a player Los Angeles-Abevor he returned for a game in 1982. Mota decreased at 150 as a baseball leader of the baseball.

He initially ended his career as a player in 1980 before working as Dodgers of the first basic trainer and thigh instructor. But in 1982 he returned to the hill for a game, his 816. With the Dodgers.

Mota was also included in the Hispanic Heritage Baseball Museum and the Latino Baseball Hall of Fame.

In the meantime, the Manny Mota International Foundation – the non -profit organization, which was founded by the MLB legend and his wife Margarita, has collected donations for disadvantaged families in the Dominican Republic.