Montalvo

[ mawn-tahl-vaw ]

noun

1. Gar·ci Or·dó·ñez de [gah, r, -, thee, aw, r, -, thaw, -nyeth , th, e], 15th-century Spanish writer.

Example Sentences

Montalvo compared Valenzuela’s death to the passing of other iconic L.A. sports figures like Vin Scully and Kobe Bryant.

From Los Angeles Times

“I hope there’s a push like, ‘Let’s do this for one of the greatest that ever did it,’” Montalvo said.

From Los Angeles Times

“You couldn’t have grown up in L.A. without knowing who he was,” Montalvo said while visiting Grand Central Market Wednesday.

From Los Angeles Times

When news of Valenzuela’s death broke, Victor Montalvo, 31, was surrounded by friends and fellow Dodger fans at Boomtown Brewing Company, a place he describes as a “massive Dodger house,” where about 80% of the clientele is Latino.

From Los Angeles Times

A baseball player from Boyle Heights, Montalvo grew up listening to stories about Valenzuela’s pitching prowess from his father, who often wore a Valenzuela jersey.

From Los Angeles Times