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

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.

Roberto Clemente’s legacy is embedded in the ethos of Pittsburgh. Clemente embodied the local blue-collar, hard-working mentality. His passion for the city made him a beloved hero and, with a short walk over the Allegheny River, his presence can be felt. His name is immortalized on the main bridge leading to PNC Park.

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

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

Instead, the Royals fell short 4-3 Sunday afternoon as the Pirates salvaged a victory on Roberto Clemente Day. “We played some good baseball,” Royals second baseman Michael Massey said. “We weren’t out of any game,

After dropping the first two games of the series, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Kansas City Royals 4-3 at PNC Park on Roberto Clemente Day on Sunday afternoon.