After playing catcher at Creighton and New Mexico, this woman is changing the MLB. But the journey hasn't been easy. Working for Lulu Limon in 2013, Rachel Balkovick applied to 15 MLB teams and got ghosted. Then she had an idea. She changed her resume to say Rey instead of Rachel and changed D1 softball catcher to D1 catcher. She started hearing back almost immediately. But after hearing her voice on phone interviews, she was met with more rejection. One hiring manager even told her we'll never hire a woman. But she persisted, eventually getting a strength coach job with the Astro. She was so dedicated that she learned Spanish just to communicate better with her players. Rachel then became the first female hitting coach with the New York Yankees after spending several seasons as a strength coach. And this season, everything is coming full circle. As Rachel will serve as the director of player development for the Miami Marlins, where she has a key role in building the team.