The Pirates are reversing course as part of their apology to legend Roberto Clemente’s family. After angering their fans and the late Clemente’s son by replacing a logo that had the Hall of Famer’s ...

The Pirates got slammed by many, including Clemente's son, on Saturday after fans realized the logo had been swapped out for an ad. The franchise's explanation didn't smooth matte ...

Will any excuse from the franchise make it any easier for the fans to accept the removal of the Roberto Clemente logo on the outfield wall?

A tribute to Pittsburgh Pirates legend Roberto Clemente that adorned the right-field wall at PNC Park was taken down and replaced by an advertisement. That decision has outraged the Clemente family, ...

The sign for Clemente has been in right field at PNC Park since 2022, and not seeing it there for the home-opening weekend series sparked outrage from fans across the country. The team did announce on ...

Right field in Pittsburgh will always belong to Roberto Clemente. Well, maybe not. The Pirates made an odd decision recently to replace a 'Clemente 21' icon on the right-field wall at PNC Park with an ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates will reinstall a sign honoring Roberto Clemente on the right field wall at PNC Park after facing backlash from fans and the Clemente family over its recent removal.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are putting Roberto Clemente’s logo back on a pad in right field after replacing it with an ad.

After some voiced displeasure from fans and Roberto Clemente Jr., the Pirates announced Sunday that they are adding the No. 21 logo back to the pad on PNC Park’s right-field wall, where it had been ...

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have reversed course after angering the family of the late Roberto Clemente by removing a sign honoring the franchise icon on the right-field wall at PNC Park. The ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates will be adding Roberto Clemente's No. 21 logo back on the outfield wall after it was removed to place ...

The Pirates apologized to Roberto Clemente's family, saying it was an "honest mistake" an alcoholic beverage ad was put in place of Clemente tribute.