Roberto Clemente (The Great One) MLB Legends

Roberto Clemente a legend and a pioneer among Latin American baseball players...Clemente became the first player from Latin America to make a stamp in America's pastime...won an mvp 2 world series rings 12 gold gloves (The best defensive Right Fielder ever) The first Latin player in the Hall of Fame "The pride of Puerto Rico" was one of the best all around players in MLB history and most importantly an incredible humanitarian died the way he lived trying to help others...I truly thank everyone who supports me and my channel I love ya'll...the love keeps me motivated my G's...enjoy, share, comment, sub if you haven't and tell a friend THANK YOU AGAIN GUYS!!!!!!!

[@douglashugill5188]

Us kids were playing football in the yard, January 1st, 1973. My Dad came out and said Roberto Clemente was killed in a plane crash. We fell down in the grass and cried. He was my boyhood hero, #21....Roberto Clemente!

[@javieralomar961]

The man with the most dangerous arm in baseball history I love his game

[@joegutierrez3480]

When you give your life for others. That is a true HERO. He is the best from the MLB.

[@brypete]

I was born in 85 and the GREAT ONE is and will always be my favorite baseball player...with Kenny lofton behind him..I remember my dad telling me bedtime stories about him when I was a little kid..I kept his card in my back pocket from little league through college during my games and practices...what a great ballplayer but a better human..

[@ssweeps]

.317 lifetime average, exactly 3000 hits. Batted 1000% as a human being. No doubts.

[@jathegamer9539]

Roberto Clemente makes me feel proud to be Puerto Rican

[@HaroldAstor62]

I am Puerto Rican and still crying every time I see something about Clemente. I was just 10 years old when he died and when see what happened to him I bring me back to those days. I am 57 and just feel like I am 10 again. Thank you for making this video for him. Unfortunately in Puerto Rico the people have forgotten him. This is the way I can feel that. God bless you.

[@Guide1089]

Mr. Clemente would have the status of Ali, had he lived to retire from MLB with his stats that would have made him a first entry into the HOF, and continued to serve the people he loved the most-the people without a voice- he would have been a force which could not be denied. He was so much more than a baseball player, a great one at that, but he also a great, honorable man. Granted, this is just the opinion of an older fan who grew up loving baseball and like most AL fans, considered (rightly so ) that Al Kaline was incredible in RF while playing for the Detroit Tigers from 1954-1971. I watched from right field seats Kaline play dozens of times. He was also underappreciated in the AL as Roberto was in the NL, but while watching the '71 WS from Okinawa, I became a true Clemente fan and respected his off field life. I had heard the stories from sports writers all the negative things said, but paid little attention to them or Roberto as he was in NL, Kaline was in AL, so it was nothing to me before the World Series in 1971. Before going to Vietnam, learning of his death hit me harder than I let anyone know, except my childhood friend who joined the Corps with me and was a baseball nut. I still love the honorable was he conducted his life and believe that if just a FEW men, regardless of sport, were like he was, we would have less stress and more love in this country. Sorry for the length of post. I truly thank you for this short doc on Roberto Clemente.

[@Dannyvoip]

That was the first time I heard my mother cry my father cry in all my family rest in peace Roberto Clemente🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🕊

[@frankherman5195]

It sucks that people think that saying Roberto is too much Spanish for them to learn . R O B E R T O. Definitely the best RF of all time.

[@NkrumahTure]

Roberto was one of the greatest to play the game.

[@TK-ey6uo]

Robert Clemente, Pride of Puerto Rico - American Hero! As a Pirates fan since the 60s, our family still grieves for his death, but look to him as the best mentor one could have!

[@JimFoster]

"The Great One" was the best player I ever saw in person and surely one of the best of all time.

[@andreasdad1987]

When we were kids in Puerto Rico we loved the Pirates and Pittsburgh because of him. Sanguillen,Stargell,Oliver, Blass,Ellis,Clines, all of them.

[@craigallbee3284]

Clemente was my favorite player growing up.

[@villebryant4346]

I don't know much about the Puerto Rican culture but Roberto was a true hero r.i.p

[@ramonbueno7568]

puerto rico gracias por danos a roberto clemente sin dudas he is G.O.A.T without him us dominican latino wouldnt be nobodys in mlb and he die helping other dios lo bendiga

[@domingocruz]

"Not everybody can be famous but everybody can be great, because greatness is determined by service." --Martin Luther King Jr.

[@jerryblair2339]

Roberto was my idle when i was as a kid .A super star back then.

[@ManuelGuzman067]

Roberto clemente was a true mlb ⚾ puerto rican legend rip