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Baseball jersey worn by Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente (1934 - 1972.) Born in Puerto Rico, Clemente began his 18-year tenure with the Pirates in 1955.

After replacing a tribute to Roberto Clemente on their outfield wall with an ad for an alcoholic beverage, the Pittsburgh Pirates reversed that decision Sunday and issued a statement of apology.

Roberto Clemente Jr. recreates a famous pose by his late father Roberto Clemente after the Pirates Hall of Famer recorded his 3,000th hit — a double — on Sept. 30, 1972 at Three Rivers Stadium.

Clemente would earn special induction into the Pro Baseball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Caribbean player to do so and second player from Latin America.

While Robinson was the first person of color to play in MLB, Clemente was the first Latin-American to be elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have reversed course after angering the family of the late Roberto Clemente by removing a sign honoring the franchise icon on the right-field wall at PNC Park.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have angered the family of the late Roberto Clemente by removing a sign honoring the franchise icon on the right-field wall at PNC Park.

Clemente died tragically in a plane crash on New Year's Eve 1972 while on a humanitarian mission to Nicaragua. He was inducted posthumously into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973 via special election.