Fame plaque originally had his name as "Roberto Walker Clemente" instead of the proper Spanish format "Roberto Clemente Walker"; the plaque was recast in 2000 to correct the error. Both plaques are currently on display in the Hall of Fame, the new one in the plaque gallery and the original in the “sandlot kids clubhouse” area. MLB awards and achievements Awards NL MVP Award (1966) NL Player of the Month Award (May 1960, May 1967, July 1969) World Series MVP Award (1971) NL Gold Glove Award (1961–1972) Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award (2006) Achievements NL All-Star (1960–1967, 1969–1972) NL leader in batting average (1961, 1964, 1965, 1967) NL leader in hits (1964, 1967) NL leader in triples (1969) NL leader in putouts as right fielder (1958, 1961, 1966) NL leader in fielding average as right fielder and outfielder (1972) Other honors and awards Following his death, Clemente received numerous awards, recognitions and homages. Dozens of schools, streets, bridges, public parks, buildings and sports venues have been named in his honor. Clemente is the athlete with most statues and monuments dedicated in the world, with more than a dozen in several countries. In 2012, the Puerto Rico Professional Baseball League (LBPPR) was renamed Liga de Béisbol Profesional Roberto Clemente, the number 21 was also permanently retired. He had been inducted in several Hall of Fames for his performance on the field and also for his humanitarian as part of the World Sports Humanitarian Hall (1995). Clemente has been the subject of several documentaries, books and other media. The government of Puerto Rico recognizes Clemente as a prócer (or national hero) and he has received the Congressional Gold Medal, Presidential Citizens Medal and Presidential Medal of Freedom from the federal government of the United States. An initiative to have him canonized by the Catholic Church took place during the 2010s. In 2022, honoring 50 years since his passing, the MLB proclaimed September 15 as "Roberto Clemente Day". Roberto Clemente Award Since 1971, MLB has presented the Roberto Clemente Award (named the Commissioner's Award in 1971 and 1972) every year to a player with outstanding baseball playing skills who is personally involved in community work. A trophy and a donation check for a charity of the player's choice are presented annually at the World Series. A panel of three makes the final determination of the award recipient from an annual list of selected players.