NYM@PIT: Clemente gets his 3,000th career hit
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- 9/30/72: Roberto Clemente doubles off the Mets' Jon Matlack for the 3,000th and final hit of his career
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By far the most iconic, trailblazing and legendary Latin American player of all time!
Player ever. Maybe best RF ever...human RF.
Going to the Pirate game tonight, 9.15.2021, on Clemente Day in MLB. I'll be wearing my Clemente jersey. I'm 64 and saw him play many times at Forbes Field and Three Rivers Stadium.
Forget one of the best of all time, he was a great human being, ,,case closed.☝👊👍👌👏
Roberto Clemente is the Jackie Robinson for us Latinos and Hispanics. Jackie opened the door for Clemente and in turn, Clemente opened the door for the most significant demographic in baseball today.
Luis Miguel Castro (November 25, 1876 - September 24, 1941) was a baseball player who was born in Medellín, Colombia. According to Major League Baseball, he was the first Latin American to enter the league.
@@pep590 yeah just like Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first black player in the Majors but his impact was not as big as Jackie Robinson’s.
Roberto Clemente and Jackie Robinson go hand and hand two truly great player and human beings
People remember the bat and the speed, he was also one of the best defensive right fielders ever. Probably the best. Those rope throws to 3rd and home, I still get chills thinking about those. If you got to 2nd on a gapper or down the line shot consider yourself very lucky when he was out there. All these years later still a mythical figure, almost fitting he was never found at sea. Taken to wherever hero's go.
Probably the greatest arm ever.He has a CANON !!
yo the last bit of this give me chills but i enjoy it, such a fitting description at the end.
Remember the routine basket catch in right?
Cubs fan here. I took my boy to see the Cubs play the Pirates at PNC in Pittsburgh. We ask a Pirates fan to take a photo of us in front of the Clemente statue. The Pirates fan greatly appreciated when I told my boy to take off his Cubs cap for the photo. :)
I was there as a 9 year old kid. What a great memory!
6 tool player... his heart was that 6th tool.
So we'll said. 6 tool! Love it man! That is the highest compliment
And here I was thinking you might be referring to a different tool.
Roberto Clemente was to right field what Willie Mays is to center. Gold standard players. True superstars not just with five-tool ability but baseball brilliance from the neck up. Look at this double by Clemente. He was running so hard from the box that if the outfielders had messed up he might've scored!! Fantastic to see, and, sadly, rarely seen today.
What a guy! The world is a much sadder place without Roberto.
Blessed to have seen him play. A true icon on and off the field.
Roberto Clemente will live on 4 ever world of MLB Hero Legend Giant on and off the field 🇵🇷
Maybe the most complete player of all time. Underappreciated.
HARDLY, under appreciated.
Saw it live. What a memory!
I was fortunate to see him play! All around player and true humanitarian
He hit an average of over .300 in 12 out of his last 13 seasons. That video of him showing off his cannon arm in the World Series against Baltimore was when he was 37 years old, the same year he won another Gold Glove Just a truly special ballplayer.
I knew very little about this gentleman before my first visit to PNC field. While in the area we were able to go to the Clemente museum and was blown away by not only the baseball player he was but the person he was off the field. Clemente was a Class act.
I think all baseball fans have a great respect for Roberto Clemente. Great talent and great human spirit.
Love too see the whole game geez
I still get choked up everytime I hear his name.
Nobody, even Roberto Clemente himself, didn't know that this would be his last base hit at his last batting in lifetime.
He did got a few hits in the nlcs that year, so it wasn’t the last in his life
@@pixelythegamer3260 Correct
He was my baseball hero growing up. Wish he had stayed with us longer!
Crazy to think this is would be his last hit we would see him hit before a tragic event :(
Best player I ever saw.
The best latino ⚾ player of all time.puerto rican legend roberto clemente rip
Albert Pujols? ARod? But definitely among the best for sure , and a great dude
Pujols
@@Ether-pb5gb what you do no Arod cheated with steroids to get his fake 3000 hits .dont for a second think hes better or is he in roberto clementes leauge arod is fake 👎
@@ManuelGuzman067 yes, ARod cheated. But if you look at ARod's age 20 yeason, before he took steroids, it was a far better season than what Roberto Clemente ever had.
@@Ether-pb5gb arod samny sossa disgrace in mlb .there not even in Roberto clementes league
This man was the best all around player maybe of all time he had 4 batting titles a really good career average and he won 12 gold gloves
And from 1960 through the end of his career, he failed to hit .300 only once, and that was in 1968, The Year of The Pitcher, and he did manage to hit .291 that year.
Un dia como hoy se cumplio el aniversario de esa gran hazaña de nuestro Roberto Clemente,aunque fue grande en el parque,era mas grande como ser humano,orgullo de mi isla Puerto Rico,gracias a todos los latinos por quererlo tanto,que viva America Latina y todos sus buenos peloteros que ha desarrollado🇵🇷🇵🇷
Today, September 30, 2018 marks the 46th anniversary of that historic afternoon at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. I watched it on television with my Dad, Carlos Bernier who also played for the Pirates in 1953.
I am looking at your Dad's major/minor league stats. He was a DAMN GOOD player !!!! It is criminal that he didn't play 4-6 more years in the major leagues. His minor league stats were amazing. How does one hit .350, with an OBP of .450, with 20 dingers, not get called up to the major leagues? Dang crime. And 26-27 homers as a 36-37 year old? Who the heck was holding him back?
I just read up more on your Dad's story. Our shortcomings don't define us. I'm sure he was a loving Dad
pirates always had alot of hispanic players. They use to scout the carribean back in the day!
The 1971 world series was the Roberto Clemente World Series
🌎 MVP winner 🏆 won that beautiful 🚗 to 🇵🇷⚾no 21RC
TE AMOO CLEMENTE GRACIAS 🙏 DIOS TE BENDIGA UN ABRAZOTE DESDE TU ISLA 🏝🇵🇷🙏🇵🇷⚾️⚾️⚾️
there will never be another like the great Roberto talent class heart and generosity four things you never find in today players at least not together.
A great baseball player, an even greater man....
my favorite bucco growing up. had a Clemente fielders mitt
I was there ........best player I ever saw
RIP TO THE LATE GREAT ROBERTO CLEMENTE
Is it weird that as a Mets fan I’m
Proud we are the ones to have given him his 3,000th?
317 lifetime BA and batter 312 his final season in 1972. The last time he batter under 300 was in 1959 and that was 296.
he was baseball for me
There's about a million people who claim there were there for Roberto's 3,00th and final hit, but I actually was. He was my childhood hero.
What's remarkable about this is that Clemente did not celebratory dance...no gyrations....no chest pounding....no "look at me" antics. He handled this milestone just like he did with everything else in and out of baseball...with class and dignity.
Class and dignity.....two qualities that are sadly missing from the bulk of professional athletes in 2022. Ah, back then professional sports was populated by MEN, and not the FRAGILE DIVAS we've got today.
best arm ever
this is the great one in action
There can only be one Mr. 3000
21!!!!🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
BELTRE 3000 WAS A DOUBLE
0:07 There She Is!
Would have had 500 more. He was only 37 & still a strong .300 hitter.
50 years ago today
MLB Most Memorable Moment # 15
#Retire21
Run,Hit and throw Roberto could do it all...
Stud
Retire 21!
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
I was there sitting behind home plate without a camera.
Were you with family? Like your dad?
Roc Liggins no I was 20 years old at the time.
That's great your kids must like hearing that memory.
Knowing the tragic end to his story.... how can you not be romantic about baseball
Limpio y sin tatuajes
Mantle in left....Mays in center....Clemente in right.
How do you give a thumbs down to this?
Wonder whatever happened to that baseball
That was his last hit of his career.
Field looked like a war zone
I heard his rookie card can go for 125.
Hi the best pirates ballplayer stargell was good too but not like him thank you rip both of them
was this his final career at bat?
Final Regular Season At-Bat, but he played in the playoffs.
Final regular season at bat, but he would've played more if he didn't die in a tragic airplane accident