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Women’s Pro Baseball League set to make history this summer
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For the first time in decades, women are stepping up to the plate to compete in a professional baseball league. Players from four teams representing Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston and New York will play for about seven weeks this summer. It comes as interest in women’s sports has soared in recent years. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk reports.March 28, 2026
