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NEW YORK, NY -- Major League Baseball today announced its 2026 plans to celebrate the humanitarian legacy of Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente, centered around the annual Roberto Clemente Day on Tuesday, September 15th and baseball’s most prestigious individual honor,...

NEW YORK, NY -- This coming Sunday, July 26th, up in Cooperstown, New York, Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones, two of three HOF Class of 2026 inductees along with Jeff Kent, will be immortalized into The National Baseball Hall of...

A good friend of Latino Sports and a passionate supporter of Roberto Clemente’s legacy— as well as an early advocate for retiring Clemente’s iconic No. 21—Michael Benjamin has been visiting our site throughout our 21 Days of Clemente series, which...

As part of 21 Days of Clemente—Latino Sports shares the following article “53 years ago, Roberto Clemente’s life ended in a tragic plane crash - Who were the others on the plane?” which was written by a friend and contributor...

NEW YORK, NY -- Roberto Clemente was an individual that I will always view as a legend and a hero. This rings true not only in Pittsburgh and in Puerto Rico, but also for all Latinos and people of any...

As part of 21 Days of Clemente—Latino Sports shares the following article “The Response to Roberto Clemente's Death” which was written by Justin Krueger and published in Society for American Baseball Research’s Publication of ¡Arriba! The Heroic Life of Roberto...

NEW YORK, NY -- For today’s edition of “21 Days of Clemente,” Latino Sports looks back at what active Major League Baseball players and managers had to say about Roberto Clemente, known as “The Great One.” “He truly believed in...

August 18th, 1934  Roberto Clemente Walker is born in Barrio San Anton, Carolina, Puerto Rico to Melchor Clemente and Luisa Walker. He was the youngest of seven children.  1950  He joined Puerto Rico’s amateur league when he was 16 years...

As part of 21 Days of Clemente—Latino Sports shares the following article “Clemente's MLB debut changed the game” which was written by Aidan Shephard and published by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ------------ On April 17, 1955,...