It’s been a half-century since Roberto Clemente was alive, and most Americans remember how he played — with joyous and reckless abandon — and how he died, on-board a plane flying supplies ...

Even though it’s been 40 years since his death, Roberto Clemente is never far away for those who adored him, not just as a Hall of Fame baseball player, but as a humanitarian.

Those were Roberto Clemente’s mannerisms. Unless some sports journalist bothered him, Roberto would keep his mind closed without revealing the source of his thoughts. He was cantankerous – always.

Roberto Clemente won four batting titles. In 1961, he hit .351. In 1964, he hit .339. The following year, he hit .329. His career best was .357 in 1967.

Roberto Clemente Goes to Bat for Latinos” begins in the quiet sugar town of Carolina, Puerto Rico. Here, a young Roberto Clemente can be found, always playing baseball.

Roberto Clemente is in a pantheon of sports figures because of the trail he blazed for Latino and specifically Caribbean players. He’s revered because his commitment to humanitarian causes was ...

In addition, all 2021 Roberto Clemente Award nominees, as well as the six active players who are Roberto Clemente Award recipients, can also wear the No. 21, sources told ESPN.

Today, we honor Roberto Clemente as the Manatee County Government & Pittsburgh Pirates rename 27th Street East at Pirate City to Roberto Clemente Memorial Way. A true icon, Clemente's legacy of ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) -- The Pirates celebrated Roberto Clemente Day by giving back to the community. The organization worked with small businesses and local nonprofits leading up to Wednesday ...