MLB’s First Female Ump Donates Cap to Hall of Fame

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Umpire Jen Pawol, who made Major League Baseball history as the league’s first female umpire on Saturday, has donated the cap she wore during the game to the Hall of Fame.

Pawol was called up to officiate at the Atlanta Braves and Miami Marlins game on Saturday, and so became the first woman to ump a regular-season MLB game.

The 48-year-old New Jersey native worked the bases during Saturday’s doubleheader at Truist Park and then took her place behind the plate for Sunday’s game.

“The dream actually came true today. I’m still living in it. I’m so grateful to my family and Major League Baseball for creating such an incredible work environment … I’m just so thankful,” Pawol said on Saturday.

Pawol also donated the cap she wore to the Baseball Hall of Fame to commemorate her feat. more

13 Comments on MLB’s First Female Ump Donates Cap to Hall of Fame

  1. They has a couple of called strikes outside the strike zone at the Indians game yesterday, but not that bad! Her called strike was 6″ outside the zone… you’d think she would know what six inches looks like!

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  2. Maybe on that first pitch… in the heat of the moment… under incredible pressure to prove herself worthy… when she least needed something to go wrong… fearing the worst could happen… knowing that if something can go wrong it WILL go wrong… having experienced Murphy’s Law so many times before…

    … her eyes momentarily crossed and she blew the call!

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    👈🏽 “All!”

    ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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