In memory of Freddie Mercury

God bless you Mr. Clemente.

Great player great human being rest in peace

He was ahead of everything. We❤ loved him even when most of us never met him. We admire and value his tenacity and compromise with his family and PR.

2024 sigue igual y no trata directamente En mi trabajo a los americanos le permite todo y los latinos no se nota mucho la diferencia

I'm Puerto Rican no doubt in mine mind his the best player ever move period play in diffic5 times the racial a complete player

I was Seven years old and still this day I will never forget that day when the plane crashed so sad , he was and always will be my Hero and so was one of my oldest brothers name Roberto 🙏 after Clemente both rest in peace and also we are from Calorina Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 born and raise 🙏

I remember those days. Press was bad to him- hotdog etc. until he died; then they loved him

Used to love going there where I could “looka lika movie star”!!😆

This is a great time capsule.

We vacation in Puerto Rico. Mr Clemente is a much loved and revered man in his very beautiful country

Roberto was in a category by himself. The rest of them talked about it. Roberto put it into action. Don't compare anyone to him unless it's Jesus himself. God bless you, brother.

FUCK YOUR COMMERCIALS KZbin FUCK KZbin

Damm he has no movie yet hurry up before jefrey write gets older he needs a movie Especially in the times we are Living in what a special human

Bello

King#21 .. MLB needs to retire his number #21 forever

When Roberto Clemente's plane crashed on New Year 's Eve December 31st,1972, was It the sharks that ate him, because It crashed In shark Infested waters off the coast of Puerto Rico? I await your answer.

My childhood hero.

What a human being !

No disrespect to the other greats, but he’s the one player that when his highlights come on I always stop to watch. I didn’t get to see him play until he was no longer with us. But I became a Pirates fan because of the brothers of the 1971 squad. My first book report in elementary school was about him. Legendary

Roberto Clemente was a very unlikeable guy. All he did was whine and complain all the time

He was very unlikeable and an extremely irritable person. He had to be a real unhappy influence on that clubhouse. I wouldn’t want to be on his team. Nicaragua authorities refused his aid because he was so insufferable and self righteous. Very unlikable guy. Pirates really did well once he was off the team

I was at one of the last games he played in Cincinnati the only game I ever went to by myself. He died living for others so he will be in heaven.

Dude needs to calm down...would he have preferred that his African ancestors had been left in the jungles of the motherland ?

My dad was so proud to be from the same hometown as he. What a legend. I’ve never heard him speak before. He was very well spoken and politically aware and spoke his mind!

So sad that this classic man of honor and fortitude life was cut short by tragedy. Not given the opportunity to live out his last statement in this interview. He was a barrier breaker, and a proud, black Latino and American.

My dad grew up watching Roberto Clemente play. He said Roberto was one of the very best players he ever watched. Rip Roberto Clemente

Soy boricua y el que lo es me va a entender lo más grande de nuestra isla lo más grande de todos los puertorro la persona que nos puso en el mapa la persona que nos tenemos que quitar el sombrero es este caballero que Dios te bendiga The Greatess y en borinquen el COMETA De CAROLINA ❤

Don’t forget that he was a Marine 🫡

I'm a NY Yankees from Brooklyn, NY grew up in 60's / 70's from Puerto Rican parents. He is A Puerto Rican legend and great humanitarian. .... He went through (Mr. Robinson) and other the Black/Afro Latin Baseball players went through in the 50's and 60's as any of the AMERICAN Black athletes of the USA... I play Senior Softball tournaments... and I wear #21

Didn't they edit out his mention of Negro League stars?

Uncle Joey sent me

For some reason, they cut out the part of his induction speech where he said guys like Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson should be in the Hall of Fame as well. Here's that section of the speech: "Baseball gives every American boy a chance to excel, not just to be as good as someone else, but to be better than someone else. This is the nature of man and the name of the game, and I've always been a very lucky guy to have worn a baseball uniform, to have struck out or hit a tape major home run. And I hope that someday the names of Satchell Page and Josh Gibson in some way can be added as a symbol, the great Negro players that are not here, only because they were not given a chance. And I know Casey Stengel feels the same way, and I'm awfully glad to be with him on this big day. I also know I'll lose a dear friend if I don't stop."

So sad. What a man. I was having a late New Years dinner in Berkeley when I heard. 😡😡😡😡😡

He was a member of my family my grandmother's Third cousin Sometimes people doubt me that he wasn't member of my family but most people knew me Knew that I was related to him.

I am so blessed that I am related to him even though I never met his kids or anybody In the family What he was my grandmother's third cousin Believe it or not Everybody has family out there and I hate when people that don't know me like a liar and laugh about it When he died A lot of people my family had a telegram also He stood behind when everyone in my family moves to New York.

Wow he is an angel sent by God to make us better if you are goodperson and have a chance to go to heaven anddon't agree me my advice is to stay away from Roberto and me too my name is Roberto also

This is a 💎 of a film ...THANK YOU ... 👍...Subscribed....

When I think hitting, Ted Williams comes to mind. And what a classically beautiful swing.

A great great all around player and a better human being. He had courage, humility and compassion. Sam did a great interview here.

How have they not made a Hollywood Movie about this Man! Netflix where r you?🤔

When you look at Roberto he looks saintly and I believe he is. A wonderful human being graced our presence far too short. We were blessed to have him.

The "Specimen ". The greatest baseball player and humanitarian in sports. His death.....a devastating tragedy. There are great men and there are the greatest of men. Roberto Clemente is one of the greatest of men!!!! RIP.

El Orgullo de Puerto Rico y todo Latinoamérica. When I grew up on the island playing baseball, to wear his number was a great source of pride. I got to do it for a few teams. Also got to play against his two oldest sons. They were good people then and they became great men later in life. Thanks to them and his wife Vera the memory and greatness of Clemente lives on.

The last baseball Hero very humble and proud outspoken Puerto Rican ball player I like it when he said the situation he lived in motivated him to be better Rip brother Long Live Clemente

Trailblazer

The Best Ever

My Idol ❤

Classic. Well spoken as an Afro Latino. Not a lot has changed since this interview but it’s nice to come across content like this that inspires people from these communities to keep striving.

He’s a Legend!! Boricua!!❤️💪🇵🇷