Sentence examples for a limited player from inspiring English sources

He remains a limited player, particularly on defense.

Jordan and the rest of the Bulls have generally agreed that Chicago would not have won its first three championships without Bill Cartwright, a limited player physically but a highly intelligent one.

Trescothick was a high-class opening batsman whose true value was perhaps appreciated only when he had gone; Yardy would not object to the suggestion that he is a limited player who has achieved more than he ever anticipated and that, at 30, his England career must surely be over.

Despite the hoard of game-winning shots, All-Star appearances and individual brilliance  —  Anthony scored 33 points in one quarter  —  the winner who arrived from Syracuse appeared in reality to be a limited player who only knew how to get his 20-plus points every night.

Aside: Musing earlier today on the transformation of Jonathan Walters from (what I thought was) an extremely limited player to an excellent Premier League performer who could play a prominent role for his country in Euro 2012 next summer, I and other twitter-based work-shirkers racked our puny brains to come up with players who've gone from seemingly being crud to crucial.

Combine this with Ricardo Clark – a more limited player in the same vain – and the elder Bradley is looking at two players who are, first, "disruptive defensively" in the midfield as opposed to catalysts or conveyors of the attack.

Not helping Castillo's cause is that he cannot back up at shortstop, making him a limited bench player.

But Fitzpatrick isn't the only limited player.

Selig won the dispute in court, but in 1976 Congress limited player contracts to 50percentt of franchise values.

Legendary Celtics coach Red Auerbach, who presided over a dynasty during the late 1950s and '60s, won his nine championships during an era in which the league had eight and then nine teams, two playoff rounds and limited player movement.

In mid-February, with a 40-11 mark, no one could question Vogel's decision to keep this offensively-gifted, but ultimately limited player at the end of the bench.