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The phrase "a defense player" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a player in a sport whose primary role is to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
Example: "The coach praised a defense player for their outstanding performance in the last game, which helped secure the team's victory."
Alternatives: "a defensive player" or "a player in defense".
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But eventually he had to realize that Europe was not going to become a defense player in its own right with France at the helm.
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"It always wanted Europe to become a strong defense player, a European power," said Mr. Irondelle.
I'm not really a complete defense player.
In doing so, he said, Berlin was undermining attempts by Europe to become a convincing defense player.
"But you know, Tony's job is to come in, and his main focus is defense, just be a defensive player, and that allows you to guard the big guys because you don't have any other worries, about offense or rebounding.
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That a defense-minded player with a broken jump shot was its architect made the marriage even more authentic.
Known as a defense-minded player in his first two seasons, Shumpert said he wanted to force opponents to produce a "new scouting report" on him.
His nature when he came into the league and when he came here was not to be a defense-oriented player.
It was a bruising, physical contest that featured stifling defense, players being thrown to the floor and a couple of near-altercations.
He is a crucial part of Syracuse's 2-3 zone, and with him anchoring the defense, players like Wes Johnson and Kris Joseph can take chances in the passing lanes.
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