Sentence examples for a competitive roster from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Bulls, who were expected to field a competitive roster, lost their best player to injury.

Bob DuPuy, baseball's president and chief operating officer, who is overseeing the Expos, said the games in San Juan "allowed us to maintain a competitive roster".

In short: Afflalo hasn't been on a competitive roster in years, and as a result, had been tasked with a perennial green light.

For all the good work Washington has done to slowly build a competitive roster, its direction would be in doubt without the quarterback around which it built.

Major League Baseball made a counterproposal to the players association, hoping to meet the Expos' demands of maintaining a competitive roster in exchange for keeping 22 games next season outside Montreal, a baseball official said last night.

While he had control over personnel in Miami, Gase will work closely in New York with general manager Mike Maccagnan, who was retained by team chairman and CEO Christopher Johnson, to put together a competitive roster around Darnold.

I think we have put a very competitive roster together".

"If they take all our artists and just leave us with our staff, we'll have a very competitive roster within five years".

The Devil Rays would be hard pressed to provide the prospects necessary to speak with Piniella or the salary and competitive roster Piniella would seek.

"This is one of the most competitive rosters to make in our recent history," said Ellis, a former UCLA coach.

The quietly unsentimental Rays annually lose significant players but manage, through canny trades and a deep farm system, to replenish their roster and field a competitive team.