I guess I can’t question the majority, and 55 percent obviously is the majority. Unless my math skills have gone the way of my athletic skills. That alphabet sports network — I have one of those love-hate things with it — set out earlier this month to address just who is the all-time greatest player in each of the 30 Major League Baseball franchises. Online voting started earlier this summer, and the results began to appear Aug. 3, both on the Web and on Baseball Tonight. In case you missed it, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ results were released Aug. 16. To no one’s surprise, Roberto Clemente topped the list of all-time greats to don the Black and Gold uniform. Clemente, who played from 1955-72, received 55 percent of the 35,336 votes to easily claim the crown over Honus Wagner (33 percent), the only other former Pirate to claim a double-digit percentage. The Clemente description read “One of the best outfield arms ever, Clemente hit over .310 for eight straight seasons.