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On April 17, 1955, Roberto Clemente, one of baseball’s greatest players and ambassadors, would make his major league debut. He would change the game with his talent – and open doors for thousands of Latin American players who came after him. Roberto Clemente wore number 13 when he debuted in Pittsburgh before switching to 21, which he wore ...
15 de set. de 2023 · Pittsburgh, Pa. (WTAJ) – Roberto Clemente will forever be known as one of the greatest players to ever live, but to his son, he was simply “dad.”. “He was a lot of other things that people don’t know. Dad spent a lot of time playing the harmonica, playing the organ, making ceramics. He was a poet,” said Roberto Jr.
8 de set. de 2020 · Players around the MLB on Wednesday will be wearing No. 21 in honor of Roberto Clemente Day. Here's what you need to know about the Hall of Famer.
1 de out. de 2020 · On December 23, 1972, a few weeks after Clemente had been in the country to manage an all-star team, a massive earthquake ripped through the Nicaraguan capital of Managua, leaving 10,000 dead with ...
5 de abr. de 2024 · Roberto Clemente (born August 18, 1934, Carolina, Puerto Rico—died December 31, 1972, San Juan) was a professional baseball player who was an idol in his native Puerto Rico and one of the first Latin American baseball stars in the United States ( see also Sidebar: Latin Americans in Major League Baseball). Clemente was originally signed to a ...
Roberto Clemente was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1954 and rose to become the greatest baseball player of his time. During this period, the struggle for social justice had reached every part of our country, and every ballpark. He and many other athletes had to bear the burdens of racial and cultural prejudices, no matter what their ...
4 de jan. de 2012 · The greatest Puerto Rican player, however, was Roberto Clemente. Roberto Clemente Walker was born on August 18, 1934, to Melchor Clemente and Luisa Walker de Clemente in Carolina, which is slightly east of the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan. Roberto was the youngest of Luisa’s seven children (three of whom were from a previous marriage). 2.
