MLB remembers the legacy of Roberto Clemente
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Major League Baseball remembers the legacy of Roberto Clemente and his impact in the baseball community
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The saddest part is the fact Roberto spent the last days of his life desperately looking for supplies for the people of Nicaragua and because the people were telling him the Authorities were taking the supplies for themselves he decided to go personally and make sure it was going directly to the people who needed the most. The plane was so heavy full of supplies it couldn't take off. And all in a New Year's eve.
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Manu Felix 😢
Manu Felix he will leave forever ♾ in our heart 💜
Roberto clemente was an 👼
They really need to do a mini serie about this legend. Telemundo do stupid mini series about regetoneros or traficante mafia. Why not about Roberto Clemente what he did also El cantante Hector lavoe mini serie this really be a hit we need to teach our kids from USA who was Roberto Clemente.
Life long, die hard Yankee fan but my love for Clemente runs deep in my blood as a Puerto Rican. 🇵🇷
Same here 🙏🏽🇵🇷
Yo tambien 🇵🇷🙏
same
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Siiiiii
Who in the hell dislikes this!? 😐. RC..... an unforgettable hero of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and baseball great who died trying to help others. Te recordamos Roberto.
I wondered the same thing how could you not like this tribute to a great man
It gotta be a KKK🤔. Roberto Clemente 🇵🇷 was the best 👑❤️
As a Puerto Rican man this made me cry so much!! He was great in every way that a human can be!! 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
I was 9 years old when Roberto Clemente died. I was in absolute shock. This brings tears to my eyes 47 years later.
Dee Pee Same here, I was 9 and still remember my brother coming in my room the next morning saying Roberto Clemente died in a plane crash. I had just seen his 3,000 hit on tv being a Met fan. It was a shock
Dee Pee I was 9 also on the New Year’s Day 1973 🌈. He was my favorite player ⭐️. I cried then and just now seeing this beautiful piece 💖
So was I, my MVP
I still love Roberto clemente
A great baseball player and human being. He might be the only person I ever called, "Hero". I still bemoan losing my Roberto Clemente signature Rawlings baseball glove as a teen...
Roberto Clemente is my hero and one of the best player in MLB and a human been to help others there's not one like him humble and because of him mlb Latinos playing in mlb R.I.P a legend 🇵🇷 🙏
Who on planet Earth felt the need to give this video a thumbs down?!? Roberto Clemente is an all-American hero!!!
Lmao
@@mozuu7225bum
I’m of Cuban descent and we Cubans have a little bit of a cultural rivalry with Puerto Ricans but my love for Roberto Clemente runs deep. I get emotional hearing him speak Spanish on American national television. I can only imagine how those who experienced it first hand must’ve felt. Rest easy, Roberto. You’re a hero.
Bro what are you talking about, we don’t have a rivalry our countries are like brothers
@@rcruzy21 Bro got caught lying LOL
@ryancruz1271 no, there is a rivalry. As a native Puerto Rican, I can attest I have heard so many Puerto Ricans falsely claiming that the PR flag was before the Cuban flag. And that is absolutely incorrect. Cubans hate the fact that Bacardi is labeled as a PR rum. My Caribbean knowledge runs deep brother.
@@cayero tell them how we also hate how Puerto Ricans claim to have invented salsa music
@@cayero nah fam you one of those Latinos that have the superior race mentality. As a Puerto Rican I’ve worked/crossed paths with Dominicans, Cubans, Venezuelans, Colombians, Mexicans, etc… we all get along, we may joke on each other…. but that rivalry stuff is something you see in sports or the media…. Deja eso ya
The best ever!! I remember my Dad taking me to the first game I ever saw at Forbes Field when I was 6 or 7. Roberto crushed on over center field fence and threw a guy out at 3rd from the right field corner. I'll never forget it!! You're right, everyone wanted to wear # 21 !!!
Lucky you👍🏻. I was 2-years-old and I'm celebrating him today 👑🇵🇷
great ballplayer; even better human being. thought of others more than himself.
What a role model! If he was a ball player today, the endorsements would be enormous, yet his humility and skill on the field made him unlike most other ball players. No drugs, no women, no gambling, no vices, just good hard work and a relationship with his heritage and willingness to help those in need.
Little know fact but Mr. Clemente joined the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve in the winter of 1958. My HERO!
I have a black and white picture of Clemente that my mom passed on to me in 1980. In the picture he had on the pirates uniform, surrounded with kids, not sure if the picture was taken in Nicaragua or PR. Today, I stop and think of him.
I’m from Pittsburgh and every time I go to the stadium I stop by to look at his monument
@@MM-uw5uj never been to pittsburgh if i ever do go my first stop would be the park stadium to see his giant statue
Hi i learned about him and how he was an awesome person and i believe that he is the greatest baseball player ever to walk the earth.
This man is a legend. He died 11 years before I was even thought of. I've watched recordings of him. My uncles always spoke about him as if they knew him. And that's how I came to love Roberto Clemente. Seeing this video really brought tears to my eyes. They need to make a movie about his life. He deserves for his story to be shown to the world.
They are going to make a movie, I just don’t know when...
@@Bryce-vo2gy long over due a 🎥 of this immortal baseball ⚾🇵🇷 Legend. With a good movie Director and Actors could win lot of Oscars 🏆
This left me in tears 😪 rip roberto clemeto
While I remember Clemente’s greatness as a player & how he helped propel the Pirates to one of the greatest World Series upsets ever, its also with tearjerking sadness as well. His is perhaps the most tragic story I’ve heard of in any sport. I remember the day he died & I’ll never forget hearing the news. Its seared into memory. So sad.
ROBERTO CLEMENTE.
greatest baseball player of all time..... period
You sir are a hero for putting that museum together and keeping his legacy/spirit alive!!
Im from Nicaragua and that earthquake really affected the country and its just amazing the best baseball player helping us .Thank you very much for your support and for giving lots of fans inspiration. R.I.P roberto que dios te cuide y guarde y proteja siempre y a toda tu gente .🇳🇮🇵🇷❤️
🫡🇵🇷
Love this museum...if you love Roberto you need to come here..
Im from 🇵🇷 I love him
No habra un pelotero latino con la historia de este gran ser humano Roberto Clemente...Descanse en Paz .
Annette Torres el no es Latino o al menos hoy en día los puertorriqueños son consideras ciudadanos americanos
@@jaydenlapiedra4686 Siempre han sido ciudadanos americanos.
@@jaydenlapiedra4686
Somos latinos, tan latinos como el que mas y no somos considerados ciudadanos de E.U.Esa ciudadania ya la tenemos al nacer por razones políticas, pero nuestra raza es latina, hablamos español y nuestra sangre es española y no nos parecemos en nada a los gringos. No confundan.
Zoe Rodriguez porque hablamos español no significa que somos latinos, tan siquiera en Latin America nos consideran latinos porque cuando mencionan países solo mencionan a veces a cuba y República dominicana. Nosotros nos quedamos con la ciudadanía americana y en todo el mundo nos ven como colonia de estados unidos infórmate y verás. Es que tenemos la costumbre de llamarnos latinos por compartir semejanzas pero no lo somos en general.
@@jaydenlapiedra4686 Hey Jayden sabias que PR tiene una *colonia de arrimados que llegan en yola en alta mar con el sol la peste a desechos humanos y el hambre y con la mente atrofiada sin maleta ropa dignidad y cuando tocan tierra a bajan la cabeza y a obedecer los boricuas por un plato de comida?* Luego a EEUU a ganar una corona como la carga publica en casa ajena mas numerosa del planeta, pues no trabajan.
in tears right now!
Duane Reader, sir, thank you so much for honoring the formidable Roberto Clemente, and for providing a special place with tangible memories for the future generations of baseball players to see and enjoy, specially the kids. Thank you for allowing them a glimpse at that great human being's life (and accomplishments). Your dedication is admirable - very much appreciate it, my respects. May God bless you always.
puerto rican ⚾ legend the great one like no other you gave your life too help others never forget rip roberto clemente
Tremenda labor que esta realizando esta persona, los que somo Puertorriqueños sabemos lo importante que fue y aun continua siendo Roberto Clemente para nuestra isla y nuestro esencia como puertorriqueño, Roberto siempre fue grande en el campo de juego , pero fue un Titan como ser humano y es por eso que hoy en dia no importa cual pelotero rebase records en las mayores Roberto Clemente siempre sera nuestro heroe eterno por la clase de ser humano y puertorriqueño que fue, compasivo, dadivoso, humilde y siempre llevando nuestra isla y nuestra gente en los hombros. Como pelotero de eso no hay duda de quien fue Clemente , pero como ser humano y digno representante de nuestra raza puertorriqueña y latina, siempre fue y sera nuestro simbolo patrio , orgullo y heroe de nuestra islita y nuestra gente. Como lo es nuestro coquí de Puerto Rico.
Just got to say thank you PR
I was 12 in 1971 and I lived in Pittsburgh. We all loved Roberto. He was the greatest player ever and this is a great video. Thank you.
Outstanding. Fan of the NYY, but Roberto Clemente is an all-time favorite player of mine... and so many others 😁 #21 ⚾️
UNA PERDIDA, EN LA TIERA, UNAGLORIA, PARA EL CIELO. R.I.P. GEO.C.⚾️⚾️⚾️(21).
Mort Business Freebirds Birds
Life long Padre fan (yeah it ain’t easy) Roberto Clemente is my favorite player all time.
Om
🥇ROBERTO CLEMENTE🥇
🌴🇵🇷🌴🇵🇷🌴🇵🇷🌴
🌴❤️🌴❤️🌴❤️🌴
Grew up in the 50s near Pittsburgh...we all loved Clemente. So sorry for his ill treatment at times, but proud he was a Pirate...and humanitarian.
He was my hero growing up and today he is still my hero
Brings tears till this day. I lived in Puerto Rico at the time. If you know us ricans xmas time is when we party the most. That year you can see people crying in the streets. I cried maybe for 3 or 4 days. I couldn’t stop. My hero. God bless him. He will never be forgotten.
Great video. I’m 45 n my Dad grew up 1.5 hours from Pittsburgh. All I heard about growing up PLAYING baseball was CLEMENTE
This dude Deserves a movie
Man, God bless you for doing this. Thank you so much ❤️🙏 for keeping his legacy a life. Beautiful ❤️
Yes Puerto Rico a buddy of mine came from Ponce said they played baseball everyday of the year except when it rained and even then sometimes they played
Orgullo Boricua. Nuestro héroe.
El de nosotros también. Soy de Nicaragua. Gracias Puerto Rico!
Mario Rodriguez el era un humanitario y murió haciendo lo que siempre hacía: ayudando a los demás. Que Dios los bendiga. Gracias por sus palabras bonitas. Mucho amor.
Being a Pirates fan, and one of the biggest fans of Roberto Clemente for so many years, it has been a long time dream to some day own an autograph of The Great One! I have all of his baseball cards in my collection, but that autograph card seemed almost impossible to obtain. That dream came true last week when I finally was able to add his auto to my collection. A true treasure from one of the greatest players in baseball history. We all love and miss you Roberto! You were, and always will be THE GREAT ONE!!!
roberto te queremos en tu isla❤
Happy birthday Clemente I coincidentally wear 21 when I play hockey or baseball this guy is a hero in the Island of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷🇵🇷
My dad's favorite player I can't watch this without tearing up . El Grande
Man! This is beautiful! I was just in Pittsburgh and wanted to watch videos on their legends. Roberto was an amazing guy.
El mejor pelotero .. el #21
Baseball the best sport in the world RIP Roberto Clemente
You’ve got to remember Clemente faced possibly the best starting four in World Series history-Baltimore’s FOUR 20 GAME WINNERS! > McNally/Palmer/Cuellar/Dobson-and still hit .414 with 2 home runs (missing a third by inches when his game 1 opposite field laser was controversially called foul) including a hit in all 7 games. When you consider the rest of the team hit .210 and the guys hitting before Clemente (Cash/Clines or Hebner) hit .132 you’ve got to place his performance, which included throwing and running like a gazelle (remember his triple in game 6) at age 37, among the greatest and probably the most heroic in World Series history.
It is the worst and most boring sport in the world you weirdo
@Bruh momento Playing is extremely boring.
Many Great players played Baseball with all their heart....but Roberto loved baseball as if it was one of his children....with the passion of a famous painter or musical composer....he was the greatest Baseball player to ever suit up for a game. Truly and American Icon.
Great player, great American, and a great human being
Andrew K Roberto clemente is puerto rican
Puerto Ricans are American
And great school
guiseppe cesati NO
@@yan8783 You ignorant P.R. is a U.S. territory.
La legenda 🇵🇷
Claro
Yes, the legend
Leyenda de 🇳🇮 🇵🇷
I hope to visit this museum someday.
My dad in Puerto Rico worked at a Tastey Freeze and he got the meet him there when he came one time
Beautiful Tribute...#21 Forever* R.I.P...Return If Possible.
,Roberto, ,clemente, tremendo Ser humano un pelotero perfecto para mi fue el mejor pelotero de todos tiempo a 45. Anos de su desapiricion se seguira Recordandp
RIP ROBERTO CLEMENTE.EL MEJOR PELOTERO LATINO QUE HABIDO EN LAS GRANDES LIGAS.RECONOCIDO MUNDIALMENTE POR EL COMICIONADO.DE LAS GRANDES LIGAS Y TAMBIEN LO TIENEN COTIZADO COMO EL INFIELD CON EL BRAZO MAS FUERTE QUE HABIDO EN LA HISTORIA DEL BASEBALL MUNDIALMENTE Y CON SU CORAZON DE ORO QUE PERDIO SU VIDA AYUDANDO A LA POBRE NACION DE NICARAGUA DESPUES QUE TUVO UN TERREMOTO QUE DESTRUYO EL PAIS.ROBERTO CLEMENTE ORGULLO DE PUERTO RICO Y DE LATINO AMERICA QUE DESCANSE EN PAZ AMEN
Bobby Madera el hecho de que hable español no quiere decir que es latino, hoy en día los puertorriqueños son consideras ciudadanos americanos.
Bobby Madera... No infield but outfield!
@@jaydenlapiedra4686 Roberto Clemente 🇵🇷 es Boricua 🇵🇷
@@jaydenlapiedra4686los puertorriqueños son cuidadanos americanos y latinos. Una cosa no quita la otra, cuidadano americano es un estatus legal.
People are just going to ignore the fact he'll always be the best Puerto Rican baseball play ever.
WEPPPA!ESSO... BOURICAA 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Thank you so much Puerto Rico. I am Nicaraguan American. Love you Clemente and PR. 🇵🇷 🇳🇮 🇺🇸
Best Latino ballplayer ever! Roberto El Magnifico.
Eddie Rivera he is not Latino.. well nowadays Puerto Rican’s are consider us citizens
@@jaydenlapiedra4686 just because puerto ricans are us citizens doesnt mean theyre not latino
🤦♂️🤦♂️
Yody Mendez-Vega but they actually aren’t. Take a look at the history
@@jaydenlapiedra4686 puerto ricans official language is Espanol not english we are proud latino american ✌
latino heat it’s supposed to be English but our gran parents and parents thought has Spanish but yea if we become fully dependent we truly will not be latín Americans
Nicaragua siempre te recuerda cómo un gran ser humano, Descanse en paz Roberto Clemente 🕊
One of the greatest baseball players &people of all-time.My personal favorite..R I.P. Roberto.
We all love “21” Que Viva Clemente Por Siempre! 🇵🇷
Love it and thank you to maintain living the memory and as you said the memory of a SUPER HERO. Exellent short documentary that summarize the life of a legend and that give pride and inspiration to those who remembers him. This short documentary should have more than a million hits and I am not saying this because I am a puertorriqueño like him is just from a man that also believes in his quote "Any time you have an opportunity to make the difference in this world and you don't, then, you are wasting your time on Earth". Thanks for the documentary and thanks Roberto to show the world that you don't need to be famous to be remembered, is what you give to others from your heart ❤️ what makes you be remembered.
Best Spanish baseball player for ever baseball mean Clemente
Hispanic**
@@Yahya_509 ^ he got it right Spanish would mean that he's from Spain or of Spain decent which he isnt
@@Yahya_509 Latino. We don’t recognize Spain.
Thank you for helping the people of my country we will always be grateful for that. Rest well legend.
In this life I hope I can be at least a pinch of what Clemente was to his community.
greatest right fielder in baseball history.
Pride of puerto rico
I am 57 and love baseball and its history. I never met this man but i do know how good of a person he was. I was crying by the end of this. Thanks for keeping his memory alive :)
“Once you see him, you’re hooked” that’s facts right there. What a ball player, what a guy!
I was a big fan of Roberto as a young ball player and ride from Dayton Ohio to watch him play Cincinnati and one game the Reds won 7 to 6 Clemente 6 RBI'S
Love this man. True generational athlete.
Waaaaaaaay before my time.
But I recognize a complete BALLER.
Love it. Every bit of it
I love you Roberto it made me cry when roberto died in the plane crash .roberto is good human I can and good American I love you roberto clemente😭😢😥😭😭😭
❤💜💖💙💚
I’ll always remember watching as a kid at Forbes Field. I have a Wheaties Cereal-box proudly displayed in my office. He truly was THE GREAT ONE. Gone but never forgotten.
Who gives a 👎to a true legend of the game and someone who died literally trying to help people.
JUST TEARING I NEVER FORGET THE GREAT ROBERTO CLEMENTE. CHGO KID.
Awesome video. Roberto was an amazing player and a great person.
This is so awesome! Thank you for this video and most of all thank you for doing this for Roberto Clemente!
In Pittsburgh, we were so lucky and blessed that he was ours, that he represented us. He was all that you could ever want a person to be. I know Puerto Ricans feel that way, it was the same for us up here as well. He has tied us together for eternity, through sport and goodwill. People of Carolina, you will always have a place up north that you can call home. Love, from Pittsburgh.
You're just beautiful, thanks for dedicating your life to the legacy of this man.
Thank you for posting this video ...as a Puerto Rican i get emotional..not only to see him in action but to hear people speak so highly of this great man
And the admiration they had for him...i am truly touch...on behalf of the Puerto Rican People thank you to all Roberto Clemente Fans for keeping his name..his spirit...and his legend forever present in our hearts....long live baseball and long live
# 21
La leyenda, el caballo. #Puertorican#21
Roberto Clemente - "The Great One" in his life of baseball and member of mankind... Thank you
Still my favorite player of all time, I loved Roberto Clemente as only a baseball loving boy can do. He was my hero. I was heartbroken. Sadly, we never got to say goodbye to him. This is a beautiful tribute to a wonderful person gone too soon.
What a great tribute to The Great One.
I remember watching an afternoon game after school at my grandmother's. The sports headline the following day said, "Cincinnati 8, Clemente 7." He had all 7RBIs in the game in a losing effort.
Pittsburgh is Roberto Clemente!Still remember that night Dicember 31..Everyone in Puerto Rico cry like babies..such a humble person...
32 dislikes. Seriously!
Nevermind them then. I will remember this man for ever, what he could do in the field and helping others in need.
I'm proud to be a puertorrican and American soldier, see this awesome museum makes me have goosebumps, he opened the doors and put Puerto Rico in the map
Forever my hero!
Happy belated birthday Roberto Clemente. August 18. I’m a Giants fan and a baseball fan. I became familiar with Clemente because of my father. My dad saw him play when he was younger and said Clemente was amazing to watch. Truly a remarkable man. For his birthday I wore my Clemente jersey all day. RIP.
This is beautiful. This man is not mentioned enough.
Wow watching this was great , can’t wait to visit this museum some day .. forever Clemente 🙏🏽
When I was a kid growing up near Pittsburgh Roberto Clemente was THE player to emulate . Learning how to make the basket catch and the turn and throw while leaping were the moves you showed off with. I saw him him throw a guy out at third from deep right field with no bounces - a perfect laser line throw. It was beautiful.
He's an icon not just for Puertorricans like me but Latin America in general, I wasn't even born when he died, never knew him and never saw him play but he's my favorite baseball player of all time and one of my idols.
The hat tipping,,,,i drop a few tears,, remember as a kid crying none stop,,, rest in peace Boricua🌴🌴
He was friends with Martin Luther King Jr and MLK visited Roberto in his farm in Puerto Rico
I have been a Roberto Clemente fan my whole life . I just moved to Bethlehem , P.A. just recently . I am looking forward to visiting Pittsburgh and this amazing museum . Que Viva el Numero 21 ...
I read they moved this museum and now its opened in Puerto Rico
@@ManuelGuzman067 I didn’t know that , thank you for the heads up .
@@jcam783 it might still be in pittsburgh to ✔ and let me no. I would like to visit it oneday ✌
Mr. Clemete had innumerable heroic qualities. But what lives on is his connection to the children of Puerto Rico. The many hours he devoted to the children changed those young lives forever. He was a dedicated and beloved teacher.
Born in Pittsburgh always been my favorite and idol played my baseball year trying trying to be like him
I am in my 60s now but I remember taking that long drive from erie,pa to pittsburg.pa with my dad and brother to watch Roberto Clemente play in Forbes field it was awesome to see him pick up a ball in right field either throw to 3rd base or home plate nail the guy out and seeing him get hit run bases were so great there so nothing he could not do on the field yes it was a long drive to Pittsburg but my dad love him so much he made the trip several times that was good memory I had with dad when he was alive
They don't make em like him anymore.
Awesome player and human being. I am not such a religious person, but may Roberto be in peace. All love and respect for such a man.
I wasn't old enough to see Roberto play. My family are SF Giants fans, and my Dad and my eldest brother saw Willie Mays live, and I always heard about how great of a ballplayer Mays was. My Dad and eldest brother told me a lot about Roberto, especially how great his arm was. They always had the highest praise for Roberto Clemente as a ballplayer and also as a Great Man.
I sure wish there were more videos of his incredible outfield throws. I would've loved to see him play in person.
Imagine Mays and Clemente on the same team? They played together in PR. That must've been a blessing for the fans
@@char-lee212
I've heard so many great things about their skills, but I was really young when their careers were winding down. I remember watching the news when the plane Roberto was in went down. :(
I wish there were more video highlights of Clemente and Mays.
@@derwinmoss5709 Yeah bro, my mother was little and remembers my grandparents crying
As a young kid growing up in Brooklyn, NY as a Yankees fan, I followed Clemente, Mays, and Aaron my respect and love to Mr. "21" are from my family upbringing as a Puerto Rican... MLB it's time to #Retire21 I have currently been playing play Senior Softball tournaments since 2015 and my number has always been "21" "Que viva Roberto Clemente... !"
"No hay identidad", dicen algunos. Pero aquí todos llevamos en la espalda el número 21