Juan Pachot is a former softball player from Ponce, Puerto Rico, who was inducted into the International Softball Federation Hall of Fame. He had a long career as a professional player, becoming one of the best and best-known Puerto Rican players in the sport, and it spanned twenty-five years even though he contracted polio at an early age. He represented Puerto Rico at the Pan American Games, the World Championship of Softball and the Central American and Caribbean Games, where he won three batting titles and was voted most valuable player twice. He retired with a batting average of .365, and in 1997 he became the fourth Puerto Rican inducted into the International Softball Federation Hall of Fame.
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Plays: Softball, Lead, sport played
is a former softball player from Ponce, Puerto Rico
Competed In: Pan American Games, Lead, competition
represented Puerto Rico at the Pan American games
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