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Huge breakthrough for Tommy Lasorda — the Los Angeles Dodgers legend has returned home after spending more than a month in the hospital battling heart issues.
As we previously reported, the 93-year-old former skipper was admitted to a Southern California facility in “serious condition” in mid-November. He required sedation and was put on a ventilator.
Worth noting — we’re told the issues were NOT COVID-19 related.
Lasorda spent 2 weeks in the Intensive Care Unit before beginning rehab at the hospital in Orange County … and began making strides in recovery.
Now, TMZ Sports has confirmed Lasorda has finally made it back home.
The Baseball Hall of Famer is one of the greatest MLB managers of all-time … leading L.A. to World Series titles in 1981 and 1988.
He also won Manager of the Year twice — in 1983 and 1988.
Before that, he was a pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1954-55 … so yeah, the guy bleeds Dodger Blue.
Way to go, Tommy!!