2025 Roberto Clemente Award

Corbin Carroll exemplifies the spirit of the Roberto Clemente Award through his excellence on the field and unwavering commitment to community service. Read full bio.

Griffin Conine, a South Florida native, has become a pillar of community engagement, channeling the same dedication and work ethic that define his on-field performance. Read full bio.

Raised in Southwest Atlanta’s Zone 4, Lawrence Butler attended the Marquis Grissom Academy as a kid to hone his skills on the diamond. He graduated from Westlake High School, where he batted .507 as a senior before being drafted by the A’s in the sixth round of the 2018 Draft. Read full bio.

Sal Frelick embodies the values and spirit of the Roberto Clemente Award, excelling on the field as a dynamic young player while embracing his platform to uplift others. Read full bio.

Spencer Strider represents the game of baseball through his exceptional character and genuine love for community. Having grown up in Braves Country, the Knoxville, Tenn., native is always the first to step up to help neighbors in need. Read full bio.

The Minnesota Twins are proud to nominate pitcher Pablo López for the 2025 Roberto Clemente Award. Read full bio.

Jordan Westburg exemplifies the qualities that the Roberto Clemente Award was created to honor: character, compassion, community leadership and a commitment to using his platform for good. Read full bio.

Francisco Lindor exemplifies the spirit and legacy of Roberto Clemente through his unwavering commitment to community, education, inclusion and service. Read full bio.

Liam Hendriks is a six-time Roberto Clemente Award nominee whose legacy of service is the gold standard of baseball as a force for good. Read full bio.

Throughout his 10-year Major League career, Carlos Rodón has notched a number of noteworthy achievements, including three All-Star appearances (2021, 2022, 2025), the opportunity to pitch in the World Series in 2024 and throwing a no-hitter in 2021. Read full bio.

The Chicago Cubs are proud to nominate All-Star player and community champion Kyle Tucker for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award. Read full bio.

Aaron Nola’s impact in baseball exceeds far beyond the mound. The veteran ace has been utilizing his platform to make a difference ever since he made his Major League debut with the Phillies in 2015, a career that started after being drafted out of LSU and rocketing through the Club’s farm system. Read full bio.

Chicago White Sox outfielder Mike Tauchman exemplifies the Roberto Clemente spirit through compassion and a commitment to helping others. Read full bio.

At only 23, Paul Skenes has already built an impressive on-field resume. He is reshaping the future of baseball with the skill and passion he brings to the mound. But his impact is felt well beyond the diamond, as Paul is quietly giving back in big ways. Read full bio.

In his second season playing for the Reds in the city he’s called home for nearly three decades, Brent Suter has firmly entrenched himself in the fabric of the Greater Cincinnati community. Read full bio.

In 2021, Joe Musgrove returned to his hometown of San Diego as a member of his hometown team: the San Diego Padres. Read full bio.

Cleveland Guardians catcher Bo Naylor was collecting non-perishable food items as a youth when his mother first taught him about the importance of giving back to others. Read full bio.

In a clubhouse full of rising stars and veteran voices, Ryan Walker stands out not by raising his voice, but by consistently showing up. Read full bio.

The Colorado Rockies are honored to nominate Kyle Freeland for the 2025 Roberto Clemente Award, recognizing his unwavering commitment to service, integrity and his community, in Colorado and beyond. Read full bio.

Since joining the Mariners in 2019, J.P. Crawford has been a leader on and off the field. Read full bio.

After unanimously winning the American League Cy Young and pitching Triple Crown in 2024, Tarik Skubal has continued his excellence in 2025. Read full bio.

Brendan Donovan has proven himself to be an All-Star not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse and throughout the community. Read full bio.

Six-time All-Star pitcher Josh Hader excels in the community as well as on the diamond. Throughout his career, Josh and his wife, Maria, have become dedicated to the communities in which they are living, working to make the lives of children in the community better. Read full bio.

In his seventh season with the Rays, pitcher Pete Fairbanks is a leader both on the field and off. Read full bio.

Bobby Witt Jr. is a true leader both on and off the field. His relentless dedication to his craft is evident as he became the first shortstop to achieve back-to-back 30-30 seasons, drawing fans each night who eagerly await the next remarkable play. Read full bio.

Corey Seager’s impact on the Texas Rangers on the field is obvious, but his impact off the field is just as impactful and important. He leads the clubhouse, especially young players, by example in the community. Read full bio.

Logan O'Hoppe made his Major League debut in September 2022, and in his three-plus seasons in the Majors, O'Hoppe has risen to be one of the leaders in the Angels clubhouse and the community. Read full bio.

Growing up in his hometown of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, José Berríos wanted to be Roberto Clemente. Read full bio.

For the second consecutive year, the Dodgers have nominated Mookie Betts for the Roberto Clemente Award. Read full bio.

Project 34 was born from friendship, hardship and an unwavering desire to help others. Founded by former Arizona State University baseball teammates Cory Hahn and Trevor Williams, the organization is deeply rooted in personal experience and benevolence. Read full bio.