Roberto Clemente's iconic No. 21 has been a fixture ... “He’s our idol. He’s the Great One, man. He’s the player we all know growing up, like, 'Hey, Clemente. He was the man.

Roberto Clemente, or "The Great One" if you prefer. Clemente was Major League Baseball's first Latino superstar, a fan favorite and World Series hero, a member of the sport's elite 3000-hit ...

One day nearly 20 years ago, Vera Clemente, widow of the legendary Roberto Clemente ... foot homage to the man Pittsburgh has called "The Great One" for more than a half-century.

Playing against the Miami Marlins on Wednesday afternoon, Pittsburgh Pirates legend Andrew McCutchen made some special team ...

Great! The Pirates were playing the Reds ... Greater than Mays, greater in performance purity than Ruth or Ty Cobb. One problem. Roberto Clemente played in Pittsbsurgh! Jerry Green is a retired ...

Pittsburgh's active all-time great, Andrew McCutchen, is now tied in the franchise record books with their all-time greatest, ...

Think you know Roberto Clemente, the former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder who reached 3,000 hits his final season and is considered one of the greatest Latin players of all time? Clemente was the ...

which led to the "Clemente Family’s closure of a $60 million mini-series deal and a multi-year 7-figure sponsorship deal with Capital One for naming rights to Roberto Clemente Day with Major ...

EXCLUSIVE: Baseball icon Roberto Clemente is getting the biopic ... stories with the fans who will learn even more about the ‘Great One.'” Clemente is a legendary figure in Latin American ...

Roberto Clemente, then 27, was emerging as one of the game’s great players. The year before, he helped lead the Pirates to their first World Series championship in 35 years and was named an All ...

There aren't many players to have donned a Pittsburgh Pirates uniform whose on-the-field accomplishments can match that of ...

The Pirates’ pursuit of the mighty sponsorship dollar included scrubbing a tribute to a MLB icon. Hey, they aren’t nicknamed the Buccos — or is it Buck-o’s? — for nothing. The Pirates ...