[Mr.Kimball]

I loved to watch Adams play in h.s., and like it was mentioned earlier he really changed the way base runners approached the game that day. Adams was a gunslinger, and more agile than Hayes. He could scramble and get to a ball in the dirt and still throw you out by two steps.

They both have great arms, the biggest advantage that Hayes has is that he possesses the "prototypical" catchers body. He's what D-I coaches are looking for with his size and arm strength.

Hayes is about 6'3" and Adams is about 6'1. Both have the size in my opinion. What I like about Adams is his speed to go along with his arm.