Juergen Adams (born February 13, 1961) is a retired

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professional

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player. Adams began his career in the school and youth teams of the Mannheimer ERC. In 1980, he came as a student to the professional team and was immediately with this German Hockey champion under coach

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. After another seven seasons for the

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, he spent two years with the

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before he ended his career as a professional after a year at

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in the 2nd Bundesliga . During his professional career Adams scored a total of 161 points, including 81 goals, in 356 games.

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