JUPITER, Fla. -- March is Women's History Month, and what better evidence of breaking barriers than showing up in elementary school homework? That was the recent case for Marlins general manager Kim Ng, whose friend's 8-year-old daughter ran to her parents after recognizing "Ms. Kim" in a math pamphlet.
"That's when you realize just what a big impact that I've been able to have, and again, it's not really about me," Ng said during a Zoom call. "I think it's about all the women that came before me and all the women that hopefully come behind [me]. But it really has had a profound effect on me, as well as others, I think."
Ng's hiring in November should come as no surprise. The Marlins have made diversity a priority since the ownership group...
