Jen Volul becomes the first woman in the judge in the major league in baseball

Jen Volul created us in the history of sports history, becoming the first female judge who judged the Game of Baseball Major League (MLB) during the regular season.

The 48 years old, 48, oversee the first base while playing on Saturday between Miami Marlyns and Atlanta Brav.

“I know about gravity. I know about the value,” she said as quoted by MLB.com.

The Volul looked joyful when she was welcomed on the field in Atlanta, Georgia, hurray, and ovation.

“It was pretty strange when we went out on the field, and it seemed quite a lot of people started clapping and talking my name, so it was quite intense and very emotionally,” she said after the game.

During the match, fans in the stands conducted signs, including the “Herrestror” and “Time came on one and everything to play the ball”.

To celebrate this occasion, after the game, the Vyloml sacrificed the hat she wore to the National Baseball Museum and the Museum of Glory.

The Plovl intends to return to the field on Saturday evening when it is responsible for the third base.

All her eyes will be on her on Sunday, when she stands behind a home slab, calling balls and bruises, in the last match of the three games.

Volla, a New Jersey, has worked for many years in minor leagues and supervised more than 1,200 games in his more than a 30-year career, MBL reports.

The stands that support it were the cause of about 30 families and friends, including current players, executives and ambitions.

Her entrance to MBL comes 28 years after NBA allowed her first basketball arbitrator. The National Football League (NFL) hired its first official woman 10 years ago, and the men’s football championship hired a woman’s arbitrator three years ago.

The National Hockey League has not yet seen the referee.