Several Major League Baseball players have been nominated for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award, which honors those who best represent baseball through exceptional character, community involvement, philanthropy, and positive contributions on and off the field. Notable nominees include Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez, who has significantly contributed to his hometown in Venezuela, and Minnesota Twins pitcher Pablo Lopez, recognized for his 'Pablo Day' initiative supporting various nonprofits. Paul Sewald of the Arizona Diamondbacks continues his 'Sewald's Strikeouts 4 Kids' program, while Mason Miller of the Athletics advocates for Type 1 diabetes awareness. Pittsburgh Pirates closer David Bednar, nominated for the third consecutive year, remains deeply involved in his local community. The award winners will be announced during the World Series, with fan voting open until the end of the regular season.