The Pittsburgh Pirates celebrated Roberto Clemente Day by honoring his legacy of excellence and community service. The ceremonies included wearing jerseys with Clemente's iconic No. 21, which was also cut into the grass in front of the Clemente Wall. Pirates manager Derek Shelton emphasized the importance of this tribute, which culminated in a win over the Kansas City Royals. Concurrently, the team engaged in service projects, refurbishing baseball fields and supporting various community initiatives. In Louisville, the Slugger Museum marked the occasion with interactive exhibits and a drive for baseball equipment donations. Clemente's enduring impact as both a baseball legend and humanitarian was widely celebrated across the league.