Pittsburgh Pirates: Roberto Clemente

Pittsburgh Pirates

All Time Right Fielder

Roberto Clemente

1955 - 1972

2433 games, 240 home runs, 3,000 hits, .317 batting average

One of baseball's greatest all around players, Clemente won four N.L. batting crowns and batted .317 in his career, with 240 home runs and 1,305 RBI while also winning 12 Gold Glove Awards over his 18-year Pirate career. A 12-time All-Star and the 1966 N.L. MVP, he ranks in the Pirates’ top 10 in 12 offensive categories. Clemente died along with four others when a plane carrying supplies to earthquake-stricken Nicaragua crashed on December 31, 1972. He was elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame and had his number 21 formally retired in 1973.

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Manager	Danny Murtaugh
First Baseman	Willie Stargell
Second Baseman	Bill Mazeroski,
Third Baseman	Pie Traynor
Shortstop	Honus Wagner
Left Fielder	Barry Bonds
Center Fielder	Max Carey
Right Fielder	Roberto Clemente
Catcher	Jason Kendall
RH Pitcher	Dock Ellis
LH Pitcher	John Candelaria
Closer	Roy Face

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