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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a player on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who participates in a game, sport, or activity as part of a team or group.
Example: "He is a player on a championship-winning soccer team."
Alternatives: "an athlete on a" or "a member of a".
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Well, the two contenders are a 25-year-old who had his leg reconstructed a year ago and a player on a team who hasn't had a winning record in 19 years.
Over the past 30 seasons, not counting the lockout-shortened 1998-99 campaign, the award has almost always gone to a player on a team that posted one of the two best records in its conference.
He is perforce becoming a player on a wider stage.
"You create a player on a video game, and that's what he has.
Among qualifiers for the batting title, it was the lowest average ever for a player on a postseason team.
"Whatever they want me to do," Misch said with the earnestness of a player on a roster bubble.
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But Scioscia, pretty clearly, suggested that a player on an also-ran team should not win the award.
Mr. Culuko, who has played basketball professionally in Europe, has also been a player on an indoor lacrosse team, the New Jersey Storm, owned by Mr. Williams.
Sharapova, who once made so much noise at a tournament in Birmingham that a player on an adjoining court complained about her, is also in action at Wimbledon today.
"A player on an FOBT machine can bet up to £100 every 20 seconds so that is a totally different experience to live casino tables".
Not just having a feel for a player on the court".
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