Jin Powell becomes the first woman in the main baseball game in the Great League

Jen Pawol has made us a sporting history by becoming the first judgment on the main baseball game in the MLB during the normal season.

Powell, 48, supervised the first base during the Saturday match between Miami Marilyn and Atlanta Prevez.

She said, “I am aware of the attractiveness. I am aware of the size.”

Powell looked over happiness as she was welcomed on the stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, by constant chants and applause.

After the match, she said: “It was great when we took the field, and it seems that a few people started clapping and saying my name, so that was very extreme and emotional,” she said.

During the match, supporters in the stands held signs, including “Pawol Make Hercory” and “The Time for One & All to Play Ball”.

To celebrate this occasion, after the Pawol game donated the hat that wore it to the National Biblical Hall and the Museum.

Pawol is scheduled to return to the field on Saturday night, when it is responsible for the third rule.

All eyes will be on her on Sunday, when she stands behind the home board, and she called balls and strikes, in the final match of the three -games series.

Powell, born in New Jersey, worked for years as a referee in the Microscopic League championships and pointed to more than 1,200 games in her career, which lasted for more than 30 years.

In her supporting stands, it was a group of about 30 family and friends, including current players, managers and referees.

Her entry to MBL comes 28 years after the American Professional League allowed the first basketball referee. The National Football League (NFL) rented its first official 10 years ago, while the Men’s FIFA World Cup referee three years ago.

The National Hockey Association did not see a ruling.