After baseball fans and the family of Roberto Clemente expressed outrage over the Pittsburgh Pirates’ removal of the Major League Baseball Hall of Famer's logo from the outfield wall at the team ...

Pittsburgh Pirates President Travis Williams said PNC Park will be adding Roberto Clemente's No. 21 logo back after multiple social media posts showed the logo was replaced Saturday evening.

Pirates fans in attendance for the first home series of the year noticed the franchise had replaced a Roberto Clemente logo on the right field wall with an advertisement for Surfside, an alcoholic ...

Fans across baseball have denounced the Pirates for this, including Phillies fan Chris McAll. "[I] ... "When we added the advertisement to the pad, it was an oversight not to keep the No. 21 logo.

The No. 21 logo will be returning to the right field wall, the team said. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pirates apologize for ad replacing Roberto Clemente logo at PNC Park ...

Once upon a time, the Pittsburgh Pirates were one of the proudest franchises in all of baseball. They've been around for well over 100 years, have won nine Pennants, and five World Series titles ...

Love estimated that in 2013, the year the Pirates clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 1992, 500 flags were flying around the park. Love's passion for the Pirates runs deep.

The Pirates will have a slightly new look in 2014. The team announced it has adopted the gold "P" as its primary logo, replacing the classic Jolly Roger design. The gold "P" had essentially taken ...

MLB.com reported that the team will add the player’s No. 21 logo back to the right field wall at PNC Park after it was removed to place an advertisement on the space. The logo has been in place ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates have issued an apology to the family of Roberto Clemente after the team replaced a tribute to the late Hall of Famer on the right field wall at PNC Park with an ad for an ...

Pirates fans in attendance for the first home series of the year noticed the franchise had replaced a Roberto Clemente logo on the right field wall with an advertisement for Surfside, an alcoholic ...