Dale Scott

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Dale Scott is a former Major League Baseball umpire known for his long career in the majors and for later becoming one of the first openly gay officials in a major U.S. professional sport.

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instanceOf Major League Baseball umpire
human
announcedSexualOrientationPublicly 2014
authored The Umpire Is Out: Calling the Game and Living My True Self NERFINISHED
becameCrewChief 2001
cameOutIn Referee magazine interview
coAuthor Rob Neyer NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1959-08-14
employer Major League Baseball NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork officiating in professional baseball
hasEthnicGroup White American
languageOfWorkOrName English
league American League
madeMLBDebutAsUmpire 1986
maritalStatus married
notableEvent first active MLB umpire to come out publicly as gay
notableFor advocacy and visibility for LGBTQ+ people in professional sports
being one of the first openly gay officials in a major U.S. professional sport
long career as a Major League Baseball umpire
occupation baseball umpire
sports official
participatedIn Division Series
League Championship Series NERFINISHED
MLB postseason games NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Eugene, Oregon, United States NERFINISHED
position crew chief
reasonForRetirement concussion-related health concerns
residence Oregon, United States NERFINISHED
retiredFromMLB 2017
sexOrGender male
sexualOrientation gay
sport baseball
spouse Michael Rausch NERFINISHED
startedWorkingAsMLBUmpire 1986
umpiredAllStarGame 1993 MLB All-Star Game NERFINISHED
2001 MLB All-Star Game NERFINISHED
2011 MLB All-Star Game NERFINISHED
umpiredLeague American League NERFINISHED
umpiredWorldSeries 1998 World Series NERFINISHED
2001 World Series NERFINISHED
2004 World Series NERFINISHED
woreUmpireUniformNumber 5
yearsActiveAsMLBUmpire 1986–2017

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