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The term "PGS" has become popular as of late when referring to a “seeing eye single” in competitive slow pitch softball. Local softball celebrity Patrick "Patty" Gocsh plays for Bill Hamlin's Traveling All-Stars in the Citrus Grove League of Southern California. Lacking gap power and line-drive capabilities, Gocsh has found himself a comfortable niche while at the dish. He surveys the defenses' positioning and hits well placed grounders or loopers, normally avoiding the gloves of the respective fielders, thus hitting a Patty Gocsh Single or PGS. Gocsh and his PGS' have made it possible for players with minimal power abilities to contribute to their teams’ success at the highest level of competitive slow pitch softball. Gocsh’s contributions have proved most evident during Hamlin’s All-Stars back to back championships of the Citrus Grove League of Southern California in 2008 and 2009.
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