Roberto Clemente Day was being celebrated throughout Major League Baseball on Sunday, but the love, respect and appreciation for the Hall of Fame outfielder’s life and career is more grand in Pittsburgh than anywhere else.

One day nearly 20 years ago, Vera Clemente, widow of the legendary Roberto Clemente, entered the studio of photographer Duane Rieder before the 2006 All-Star Game, to be played at Pittsburgh's PNC Park.

MLB players, coaches, and fans celebrate the positive impact that Roberto Clemente had on the game of baseball and everything it represents.

The true measure of an athlete's impact goes well beyond the playing surface in which they made their name on. On the diamond, Pittsburgh Pirates and Puerto Ri

This Sunday, September 15, is Roberto Clemente Day throughout Major League Baseball. Established in 2002, it’s an annual celebration of the Hall-of-Famer and former Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder’s legacy as a humanitarian.

Whether it was cleaning up a local park, helping veterans, or others in need, the Pirates honored their greatest player through service.

All of the Pittsburgh Pirates wore No. 21 in celebration of MLB’s Roberto Clemente Day, but rookie Billy Cook paid tribute in ways that captured the essence of the late Hall of Fame right fielder’s style of play.

The Pirates, along with Roberto Clemente Jr., were spending the day on Friday honoring the legacy of Roberto Clemente with a day of service. KDKA's Lauren Linder has the story.

The Kansas City Royals had chances to stamp their six-game road trip with a weekend sweep at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. Instead, the Royals fell short 4-3 Sunday afternoon as the Pirates salvaged a victory on Roberto Clemente Day.

Joey Bart has shown he can clean up with some lumber in his hands this year. On Friday, he showed he can also clean up with a weed wacker. Bart was one of seven Pirates players and coaches who took pa