The news of the logo removal left Roberto Clemente Jr. speechless, as his one-word reply on social media said it all. The Pirates replaced a Roberto Clemente logo on the right field wall with an ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates responded to their latest controversy by reversing their decision to remove a logo with Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente’s name and No. 21 below the right-field foul pole.

Pittsburgh Pirates President Travis Williams said PNC Park will be adding Roberto Clemente's No. 21 logo back after multiple social media posts showed the logo was replaced Saturday evening.

Roberto Clemente Jr. wrote a one-word response to a social media post noting that the Clemente 21 logo on. Pittsburgh Pirates fans have been voicing their complaints with the club, ...

Since then, no word on where they are or if they're coming back. "Keep the line of communication open. Don't keep anyone out of the loop," Pirates fan and Bucco Brick owner Dale Mangold said.

The Pirates have released another statement on the team's decision to cover a Roberto Clemente tribute logo with an advertisement, this one coming from team president Travis Williams. The logo ...

The No. 21 logo will be returning to the right field wall, the team said. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pirates apologize for ad replacing Roberto Clemente logo at PNC Park Show ...

The Pirates are reversing course as part of their apology to legend Roberto Clemente’s family. After angering their fans and the late Clemente’s son by replacing a logo that had the Hall of ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates have issued an apology to the family of Roberto Clemente after the team replaced a tribute to the late Hall of Famer on the right field wall at PNC Park with an ad for an ...

The franchise removed Clemente's logo from the right outfield wall to place an advertisement. The news of the logo removal left Roberto Clemente Jr. speechless, as his one-word reply on social ...

The No. 21 logo will be returning to the right field wall, the team said. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pirates apologize for ad replacing Roberto Clemente logo at PNC Park ...