MLB Fans React to Near Historic Athletics-Nationals At-Bat originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After defeating the Athletics on Wednesday to even the series and end their six-game losing streak ...

A doubleheader between the Marlins and the Braves on Saturday will feature history, with a woman umpire officiating a game for the first time in MLB history.

Baseball umpire Jen Pawol made history Saturday in Atlanta as she became the first woman to umpire a Major League Baseball regular season game.

Pawol had a generous strike zone on inside pitches to right-handed batters but was consistent as Braves and Marlins pitchers worked the strike zone.

Marsee became the first player in MLB history to record six or more bases and 10 or more extra base hits through their first 13 career games, per Elias Sports and Marlins Communications.

The New York Mets entered Tuesday’s matchup against division rival Atlanta Braves with one clear goal: to find a way to get a win.

It’s history! So who could make that history? You’ve come to the right place. Time for another August edition of our MLB History Watch.

Jen Pawol has made history as the first female umpire to work a regular-season game in the major leagues.

The Phillies defeated the Mariners 11-2, making MLB history with back-to-back 20+ hit games in a single series.

Jen Pawol made history this weekend, becoming the first woman to umpire a game in the major leagues. She received plenty of support from fans at Truist Park. Several brought signs of encouragement.

Marlins rookie Maximo Acosta and his family will never forget this blast against the Cardinals.

But there are enough examples of coaches and scouts whose playing careers didn’t go past high school to know it’s not necessary. And, obviously, this goes far beyond MLB and professional sports.