‘A first for the game’: MLB welcomes history-making umpire Jen Pawol to the big leagues
Jen Pawol officiated over 1,200 minor league games before becoming MLB's first female umpire in a regular-season game, marking a significant milestone in gender inclusion for professional sports.
- Jen Pawol has made history as the first female umpire in Major League Baseball during the regular season.
- Pawol received a standing ovation in Atlanta, Georgia, as she officiated during a doubleheader between the Marlins and Braves.
- After the game, she donated her umpire hat to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum to commemorate the occasion.
- Pawol expressed gratitude, stating, 'The dream actually came true today.
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She Just Made History as Major League Baseball’s First Female Umpire–Walking on The Field to Huge Cheers
After 30 years and 1,200 games, the phone call that Jen Pawol was waiting for finally arrived earlier this week. You’re going to the big leagues—and you’re going to make history. Just like that, Pawol became the first female umpire in Major League Baseball history on Saturday, when she worked first base in the opening […] The post She Just Made History as Major League Baseball’s First Female Umpire–Walking on The Field to Huge Cheers appeared fi…
MLB Under Fire As 'Woke' Move Immediately Backfires
Major League Baseball made history on Saturday when the first female home plate umpire took the field to call a game between the Atlanta Braves and the Miami Marlins. Unfortunately, it’s not the kind of history you want to remember, as Jen Pawol blew her first strike call. The first pitch was way inside and was not close at all to being within the strike zone. Pawol, perhaps having a bad case of nerves, appeared to be rip-roaring and ready to go…
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