Sentence examples for Loyal teammate from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Pratt is a loyal teammate who impulsively called New York reporters "front-runners" for having counted the Mets out a few weeks ago.

When he was healthy, Wood was universally heralded by Cubs beat writers as a great source for quotes, and by the other players as a fiercely loyal teammate.

The Mantle biography (disclosure: Leavy is a friend; we sometimes chatted about Mantle) describes how Mantle achieved sobriety and some spiritual peace through a preacher and the loyal teammate Bobby Richardson.

The notion that Ewing was a polar region unto himself -- a human Arctic cap surrounded by ice in his little corner of the Knicks' locker room -- dispels a more real perception about him: he was a good and loyal teammate.

One crucial notion setting Roger Clemens's case apart from other drug scandals involving baseball stars is that his former close friend and loyal teammate Andy Pettitte, a man Clemens considered his little brother, could be the most damaging witness against him.

If you start off small and get better, people will completely respect you as not only a good player, but a loyal teammate.

Well, everybody outside of some loyal teammates and, oddly, Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

He and Anderson have been loyal teammates since at least 2007, when Greenwood composed a stark and harrowing score for Anderson's "There Will Be Blood".

Antidoping officials on multiple continents had pursued Armstrong for years, in often quixotic efforts that died at the wall of silence his loyal teammates built around him as the sport's global king.

Pettitte, who pitched in a minor league game for the Yankees on Monday, has a reputation as a family man and a loyal, trustworthy teammate.

Flaherty said Pettitte was "as loyal a teammate as you would want to have," which is why Pettitte's potential testimony against the 48-year-old Clemens will be difficult for Yankees past and present.