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      <title>Adams Adjusting And Producing</title>
      <description>MOOSIC, PA – The 2013 International League season isn’t even a month old, but it’s already been a bit of roller coaster ride for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre infielder David Adams.  Adams was released by New York on March 26, re-signed March 29 and is now starting to settle in with the RailRiders.
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      <title>Yankees vs. Mets: Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Continuing our comparisons between the Yankees and Mets farm systems, we take a look at the crop of second base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the two rival New York farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Blue Jays: Third Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Comparing what the Yankees and Blue Jays have at each position in the minor leagues, we take a look at the crop of third base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the AL East farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Scouting Yankees Prospect #15: David Adams</title>
      <description>The Yankees drafted second baseman David Adams in the third round of the 2008 MLB Draft out of the University of Virginia.  He missed large portions of the 2010 and 2011 seasons after suffering a broken ankle but he bounced back in a big way last season, not only proving he was finally once again healthy but back to being the productive player he always has been.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Blue Jays: Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Comparing what the Yankees and Blue Jays have at each position in the minor leagues, we take a look at the crop of second base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the two AL East farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Red Sox: Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Comparing what the Yankees and Red Sox have at each position in the minor leagues, we take a look at the crop of second base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the two rival AL East farm systems.</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 31 Dec 2012 21:12:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Top Five Trade Chips</title>
      <description>The Yankees haven't just been promoting prospects from within to help the big club, they've used them as trade chips to get more established players.  Austin Jackson [and others] to Detroit for Curtis Granderson near the 2009 Winter Meetings comes to mind, as does the Jesus Montero trade last year.  Here's a list of the top five trades chips down on the farm heading into the Winter Meetings.</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 03 Dec 2012 04:03:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Trenton Thunder Season In Review</title>
      <description>The Trenton Thunder fell short of the Eastern League Championship title but still had a remarkable season in 2012, finishing the year with an Eastern League Eastern division best 79-63 record.  We take a look at where was the team's greatest depth, which prospects stood out, which ones could be 'sleeper' prospects down the road, and more.</description>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 18 Oct 2012 16:50:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Adams Resembling His Old Self</title>
      <description>TRENTON, NJ - Back in May of 2010, second baseman David Adams fractured his ankle which led him on a two year recovery period stuck in Double-A Trenton Thunder territory. But that all changed earlier this season when Adams returned to the Thunder roster, a place that would notably be different from the last time he stood at home plate.</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 24 Aug 2012 03:59:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Adams Finding The Barrel</title>
      <description>TRENTON, NJ - Trenton Thunder second baseman David Adams has 26 RBIs through 44 games this year.  Nearly half of those RBIs have come in the last week-and-a-half.  Since June 27, Adams has been blistering baseballs at a torrid pace, hitting .425 (17-40) with eight runs, three homers, three doubles and 10 RBIs.
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      <title>All Systems Go For Adams</title>
      <description>TRENTON, NJ - On April 14th David Adams was placed on the disabled list for neck stiffness.  What was supposed to be a minor injury kept him out for a whole month, and he wasn’t activated again until May 13th.  Since then though he's been feeling good and playing well.</description>
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      <title>Adams Getting There</title>
      <description>TAMPA, FL - David Adams had been struggling with his ankle injury for the better part of two seasons but now a full Spring Training into his latest comeback bid and looking great, he says he's finally getting to the point where it's no longer a big concern.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Red Sox: Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Comparing what the Yankees and Red Sox have at each position in the minor leagues, we take a look at the crop of second base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the two rival AL East farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Tool Time: Top Ten Power Hitting Prospects</title>
      <description>The dealing away of Jesus Montero hurt the Yankees' power-hitting depth at the upper levels, but they still have quite a few high-end power hitters, and certainly so at the lower minor league levels. PinstripesPlus.com analyzes the top power prospects in the Yankees' system, ranking the top ten power hitters.</description>
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      <title>Sizing Up The Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>PinstripesPlus.com analyzes the Yankees' second base prospects.  Which second base prospect has the highest upside?  Which are the ones ready to make a Major League impact soon?  Who needs to make their mark quickly?</description>
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      <title>Scouting Yankees Prospect #7: David Adams</title>
      <description>The Yankees drafted second baseman David Adams in the third round of the 2008 MLB Draft out of the University of Virginia.  Having a lot of upside and virtually no weaknesses in his game, he spent the majority of his 2011 campaign rehabbing his way back from a fractured ankle injury suffered early in the 2010 season.  He has little to prove at the minor league level except staying healthy.</description>
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      <title>Top Prospects, Top Tools</title>
      <description>Over the next few weeks we'll be dissecting the top ten prospects in many different tools' categories in a series of articles called "Tool Time".  Before we do, here is a look at the top pitching, offensive and defensive tools as we crown players with titles such as "Best Curveball", "Best Outfield Arm", "Best Power", and many more.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Blue Jays: Second Base Prospects</title>
      <description>Comparing what the Yankees and Blue Jays have at each position in the minor leagues, we take a look at the crop of second base prospects in each system.  Which system is deeper?  Which prospects have the most power?  The highest ceilings?  Take a look at this comparison between the two New York farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Top 50 Yankees Prospects</title>
      <description>Here are the Top 50 Yankees' prospects. PinstripesPlus.com gives a little insight on each selection in our rankings but will follow up more in-depth with individual scouting reports on each player throughout this offseason, starting in descending order.</description>
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      <title>Adams Still Not Himself</title>
      <description>David Adams put up some pretty good numbers in his comeback bid in 2011 in rehab stops between the Gulf Coast League and the Tampa Yankees, but now nearly a year and half later after sustaining his broken ankle he says he is still not feeling normal.</description>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 15 Sep 2011 15:43:00 GMT</pubDate>
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