Female MLB scouts are rare but not nonexistent. Robin Wallace (pictured) has been scouting since 2014, just another chapter in an impressive baseball career that includes being general manager of two independent league teams, playing college baseball, and playing for the USWNT. Here's a short history of others like her. NYT: In the Major Leagues, Female Scouts Are Few. Their Skills Aren’t. #RobinWallace #MLB #Scout

Check out today's Google Doodle in honor of International Women's Day! #InternationalWomensDay #MLB

2015 turned out to be quite the year for women in baseball. It began with the first national girls baseball tournament (hosted by Baseball For All) in June, closely followed by the first female to make the MLB international registration list, French teen Melissa Mayeux. Soon after, women's baseball debuted for the first time in international sports competition, with the USA Women's National Baseball Team taking gold in Toronto at the Pan-American Games. Jessica Mendoza became

Amanda Hopkins has been hired as a full-time scout for the Seattle Mariners. She is one of very few women to enter the MLB scouting world. Yet another accomplishment for women in baseball this year! http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/14420974/seattle-mariners-hire-female-scout-believed-1st-1950s #AmandaHopkins #MLB #SeattleMariners #Scout