‘A first for the game’: MLB welcomes history-making umpire Jen Pawol to the big leagues
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AUG 11 – 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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MLB ump Jen Pawol Jen Pawol made history over the week as the first woman to ever umpire a Major League Baseball game. Pawol then made even more history when she stepped behind the plate to call balls and strikes in a game between the Marlins and Braves. So, how did she do? Pawol’s debut game behind the plate got off to a rough start, as she called Braves starting pitcher Joey Wentz’s first pitch a strike to Xavier Edwards despite it being well …

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Jen Pawol became the first female home plate umpire in a Major League Baseball regular-season game on Sunday, calling balls and strikes in Atlanta's 7-1 home victory over Miami.
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