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      <title>Culver Learning On The Fly</title>
      <description>CHARLESTON, SC- After recently making the change from a switch-hitter to a permanent right-handed hitter, shortstop Cito Culver and his coaches have a lot of confidence that the move will prove to be a wise one down the road even though everyone realizes there will be a short-term adjustment needed to be made.</description>
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      <title>Culver Comfortable With The Decision</title>
      <description>TAMPA, FL - Despite actually batting better against right-handed pitching last year, Cito Culver has given up his switch-hitting ways and is now batting exclusively from the right side, a decision that not only didn't come from the Yankees but one that Culver says he is extremely comfortable with this spring.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Mets: Shortstop Prospects</title>
      <description>Continuing our comparisons between the Yankees and Mets farm systems, we take a look at the crop of shortstop 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 Tool Time: Top Ten Speed Prospects</title>
      <description>The Yankees have successfully restocked their positional player depth up and down the farm system, and some of it has great speed.  PinstripesPlus.com analyzes the top speed prospects in the Yankees' system, ranking the top ten stolen base threats.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Blue Jays: Shortstop 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 shortstop 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 #22: Cito Culver</title>
      <description>The New York Yankees selected shortstop Cito Culver in the first round of the 2010 MLB Draft out of Irondequoit High School in New York.  His numbers in his first taste of the long-season leagues last year were not very good.  However, despite being one of the youngest players in the South Atlantic League, he was never really over-matched and he still offers significant long-term potential.</description>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 29 Jan 2013 04:56:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Red Sox: Shortstop 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 shortstop 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>Culver Working On His Swing Path</title>
      <description>With a team-leading 71 walks this season, Cito Culver, who played nearly the entire 2012 season as a 19-year old, could have and really should have had a better season than his .215 batting average suggests.  However, he made some changes to his swing path at Instructs and he's staying down in Tampa the whole offseason to further refine his swing in preparation for next year.</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 05 Nov 2012 21:37:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Charleston RiverDogs Season In Review</title>
      <description>The Charleston RiverDogs had a very solid season in 2012, finishing the year with a 73-63 record on the strength of a 41-26 first half.  While a few of their better prospects were promoted by the break, the team still ended with some good prospects. 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>Fri, 12 Oct 2012 03:59:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Culver Beginning To Find Himself</title>
      <description>Cito Culver was a consistent player for the Charleston RiverDogs in the month of July, but it took him a little while to get to this wave of consistency.</description>
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      <title>Culver A Work In Progress</title>
      <description>Consistency is the name of the game for shortstop Cito Culver. With a history of being a first round draft pick for the Yankees in 2010 and a respectable 2011 season with Staten Island, he brings an array of talents to the Charleston Riverdogs. But, as for so many players in the minor leagues, consistency remains the key to making it into the majors.
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      <title>YMLN - What A Play!!</title>
      <description>BRADENTON, FL - Charleston didn't have great pitching and the bats were quieted for the first time in a long time on Saturday as the RiverDogs fell 6-2 to the Pirates' low-A affiliate, but shortstop Cito Culver made a defensive play for the ages.</description>
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      <pubDate>Sun, 25 Mar 2012 02:19:00 GMT</pubDate>
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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>Scouting Yankees Prospect #18: Cito Culver</title>
      <description>The New York Yankees selected shortstop Cito Culver in the first round of the 2010 MLB Draft out of Irondequoit High School in New York.  He had a solid first full season with the Yankees in 2011, showing a nice combination of patience at the plate, offensive production, and top-flight defensive abilities as he helped the Staten Island Yankees to another New York Penn League Championship.</description>
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      <title>Yankees vs. Blue Jays: Shortstop 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 shortstop 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 Yankees and Blue Jays farm systems.</description>
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      <title>Q&amp;A with Mark Newman</title>
      <description>Yankees Senior Vice President of  Baseball Operations Mark Newman, responsible for both player development and scouting, sits down for a Q&amp;A session to talk about what he saw at both Instructs; which prospects stood out, which of the Latin American players there we should watch out for next season, to get injury updates on Ravel Santana, Slade Heathcott, and much, much more!</description>
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      <title>Q&amp;A with Staten Island Manager Tommy Slater</title>
      <description>We sat down with Staten Island Yankees Manager Tommy Slater for a Q&amp;A session to get his thoughts on  what his early impressions were of Cito Culver, Mason Williams, and Angelo Gumbs, if he saw progess defensively from Tyler Austin, how good does he think Ravel Santana could be, who he thinks could be next year's version of Flores, and much, much more.</description>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 16 Nov 2011 18:34:00 GMT</pubDate>
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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>MiLB Scouting Report: Cito Culver</title>
      <description>Scouting reports are the foundation of the talent evaluation system, and clubs don't stop scouting players once they enter the pros. As part of our minor league coverage here at Scout.com, we’ll be providing team quality first-hand scouting reports on prospects around minor league baseball. Here’s a look at Yankees' prospect, Cito Culver.</description>
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      <title>Culver Battling Through</title>
      <description>Hitting .327 with 22 RBI in just 28 games in July, it seemed Cito Culver had reached a turning point in his offensive development.  But as all players in their first full season quickly learn, he has figured out just what a grind it is to play everyday and now he is battling his way through it.</description>
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