Less than two months away from graduation, Maria was feeling melancholy and alone although she had received acceptance letters from graduate schools offering to pay her full tuition. However, there was only one thing she wanted to do -- play baseball. The problem was that girls don't play professional baseball. It was a sport that had been reserved for the boys of summer for over 150 years. Fortunately for Maria, a decision had been made by the Company that it was time to change things up again. Time to enhance baseball as had been done in 1947 when the game was racially integrated, and Jackie Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Company sent its best and most supportive talent to integrate the game once again. It was time to allow women to play professional baseball.