Los Angeles Dodgers legend Manny Mota suffered a stroke earlier this month, but a positive update about his recovery was recently released.
"Dad never lost consciousness during the incident and is currently doing well," team broadcaster José Mota, a former player, told ESPN Deportes.
“At his age, it’s difficult to predict, but we hope he can recover all his functions.”
The Dodgers also took to social media to announce a separate update about Mota, the day after he suffered a stroke.
"Last night, Dodger legend Manny Mota suffered a stroke. He is in recovery, where he is responsive to commands and is resting comfortably," the Dodgers said.
Last night, Dodger legend Manny Mota suffered a stroke. He is in recovery, where he is responsive to commands and is resting comfortably.
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 15, 2025
Anoche, la leyenda de los Dodgers Manny Mota sufrió un derrame cerebral. Se encuentra en recuperación, respondiendo al personal médico y…
The 87-year-old has spent the last five decades with the Dodgers organization as a player, coach, and broadcaster. Mota played with the Dodgers for the final 13 years of an illustrious two-decade career.
Mota is a career .304 hitter and earned an All-Star selection in 1973 with the Dodgers. He is a two-time World Series Champion. Mota was on the Dodgers coaching staff during the 1988 World Series season.
In 2013, Mota retired as a coach and became a full-time broadcaster.
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