Our American Dream: LA Dodgers Announcer Jaime Jarrín is Señor Baseball
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Jaime Jarrín in the booth for KWKW circa 1950s. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín and Tommy in Vero in 2000. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín broadcasting from the Coliseum 1959. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (1998). (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín and his wife Blanca with former President Ronald Reagan when he was Governor of California (1966). (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín and Frank Sinatra inside the Dodger Clubhouse before a 1974 World Series game against the Oakland As. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín with Major League Baseball Hall of Famers. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
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Jaime Jarrín gives his speech at Major League Baseballs Hall of Fame. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Mario Machado, Jaime Jarrín and Ricardo Montalban at the Nosotros dinner and awards gala in 1971. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Jaime Jarrín and Nixon in East L.A. on Cinco de Mayo in 1960. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
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Los Angeles Dodgers during game against the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. (JON SOOHOO/LOS ANGELES DODGERS 2)
Jaime Jarrín, Preston Gómez (Dodger Coach) and José García (Jaimes Spanish-language broadcast partner during the 1960s) (Los Angeles Dodgers)
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Jaime Jarrín and Koufax in Vero in 2005. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Fernando Valenzuela, Jaime Jarrín and Tommy Lasorda at the announcement of Fernando's being named the 1981 Cy Young Award winner. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Vin Scully and Jaime Jarrín in Monterrey, Mexico 1985. (Los Angeles Dodgers)
Blanca and Jaime Jarrín at their home 1975. (Los Angeles Dodgers)