Jane Pawol Baseball’s History makes MLB’s first feast of the first punch

Atlanta – It is not often (or never) that baseball fans are standing and praising for Ump. But when the stadium’s proclaimer introduced the crew before the Saturday BraveMarmarlins games, the crowd became wild. Taking her place on the first bottom, Jen Pawol made history as the first female punch in the history of Major League baseball.

“The dream came true, the dream happened today,” Brev said in the early matches of Doubleheader, said Pawol after winning 7-1. “I’m still living in it, and I am grateful for the umpires I work with my family, Major League baseball, just creating such a wonderful work – we have just a wonderful camera. We are working hard, but we are having fun. And I’m very grateful.”

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File – Home Plate Punch Jen Powol Houston Astrose and Miami Marlins on Sunday, March 10, 2024, West Palm Beach, Spring Training in the Spring Training Baseball game. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File)

This is important for her on the occasion of Atlanta’s mob from the moment Pawol landed.

She said, “It seemed that many people started to say my name by clapping.” “She was very intense and very emotional.”

The milestone attracts the fans everywhere – when the step was understood, the last minute the tickets were bought. Long -term Brevs fans read a sign by Carren Shulz “We all dream. Go!“When Shulz compared this historic moment, she recorded the record of a home -made home in 1974 Hank Aaron Break Babe Ruth.

“I think we are best representing who we are as American,” Shulz told Autakick. “This is an American dream. A little girl, a little boy, big, really a dream and hard work and the community supports them and they get tough training and they get their place. She did not bring all the obstacles here, she wanted to do it.

Another fan, the rodal pool, was wearing a punch jersey for the game in honor of Pawol.

“It’s not heard, and this is something that should happen many days ago,” the pool told Outkick. “I am happy to have happened here in Atlanta and we need to come here and support her and let her know, hey, we want her to have a great career and keep doing it.”

Some people knew the steps before she hit the national headlines in her name. AD Novia, a colleague and a friend of Pawal for about 15 years, when she got a call-up, the last minute from New Jersey to the last minute.

“She is always good,” Novy told Outkick. “She is dedicated. She works on her donkey. She is very good, of course. She will not come here right now … I am happy and proud of her, calling her friends and seeing her here.”

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On March 16, 2022, the Jupiter, Florida, was called by Punching Jen Pawol during a spring training game between Philadelphia Philis and Miami Marlins at Roger Dean Stadium. (Rich Stori/Getty Image)

The historical moment of Pawol was also inspired by the players. The Powl, who had to face the Powcher Hartston Valdrap, who had to face the Powl in a triple-A ball, called her “really cool” to see her in the big league.

“I can’t imagine how difficult it was to come to her, you know?” Said Valdrep. “Everyone probably told her that it was impossible. They made a big deal from it, as if it should be. And it’s nice for her.”

Breve manager Brian Snitkar measures Pawol’s debut for the same standard for the catcher: “If you leave the ballpark and do not remember who the catcher is, they probably did a really good job.” He said that he goes for the umpires.

On a serious tip, Snitkar added: “Someone anytime has grown his way through a minor league … I don’t care who I am, you are hanging around, it’s a difficult task … their journey and what they do and everything. I am happy with such a career and have the opportunity to go wherever they want.”

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On March 16, 2022, Jupiter, Florida, MLB Punch Jane Powol went to the MLB Spring training between Philadelphia Philis and Miami Marlins at Roger Dean Shevrallet Stadium. (Doug Murray/icon SportsWire by Gatey images)

Pawol said that she felt the love of women, fans, and the love of women who were walking before her. But now it is on the rhythm again. Paval III-Base Punch will be in the second match of the night doubleheader on Saturday’s night before placing the house plate for the final for the series on Sunday.

“We got out there now. We got this and did some calls,” said Pawol. “The dream came true today and it is just incredible.”

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