The phrase "a player needs to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or characteristics that are necessary for a player in a particular context, such as sports or games.
Example: "To succeed in competitive gaming, a player needs to be adaptable and quick-thinking."
Alternatives: "a player must be" or "a player should be".
Under FIFA rules, all a player needs to be eligible for a national team is possession of a passport.
In football, a player needs to be able to cut, turn, dive and then be able to endure hits from 250-pound defenderunninging at full speed.
Voting runs through Feb. 22. Voters include coaches, executives and members of the news media, and a player needs to be on at least two-thirds of the ballots to gain election.
"The No. 1 thing a player needs to be successful, especially at Connecticut, is an over-the-top level of confidence, because every day you're going to be tested whether you're any good," Auriemma said.
A general manager or coach can talk for hours about how a player needs to be responsible off the field and make smart choices, but all players tend to hear is static.
According to the collective-bargaining agreement between M.L.B. and the players association, a player needs to be in the major leagues for a hundred and seventy-two days out of the hundred-and-eighty-three-day season in order to be credited with a full year of service.
Injuries were classified as mild, moderate or severe [ 31] according to the number of days that a player needed to be absent from training and/or competition [ 32, 33]: mild, 1 15 days; moderate, 16 30 days; and severe, more than 30 days.
"Everybody knows that, in general, a basketball player needs to be tall and a fashion model needs to be skinny, but how skinny is too skinny?" Ms. Rocha asked.
Footage on a video compact disc (VCD) that is going to be played in a DVD player needs to be saved at 1150 kilobytes per second (Kbps) for video and 224 Kbps for audio.
But to play the deep blues, does a player need to be born to fish fries and knife-on-the-frets Saturday nights?
That's because Sprint recognized early that a world player needed to be in all aspects of telecommunications: wired, wireless, local, long distance, global, Internet.
