The phrase "a player where" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where you are describing a specific type of player in a game or sport, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "He is a player where teamwork is essential for success."
Alternatives: "a player who" or "a player in which".
"It's where I grew up as a player, where I learned so much.
But had Roundfield not signed with Atlanta 34 years ago, Bird might well have started his career as a player where he ended it, at least for now, as an executive, having recently retired as the Pacers' president.
But what he never left behind was his affection for the place he spent 11 seasons as a player, where he learned coaching lessons at the foot of Red Holzman that he never forgot.
"We see a player where, maybe three, four or five years ago, really could have laid somebody out, and they minimize a check or they turn away from a check, or they simply stick-check to separate a man from the puck," Shanahan added.
To that point he was only 4 of 14 from the field, but in the final six minutes he scored 11 points, 6 of them in a 9-0 run that cut the deficit to 2. "He's that good of a player, where you can't really stop him, because he makes tough shots," said Wisconsin's Traevon Jackson, who guarded Burke.
I just wanted to play this music like I play it in iTunes – with a player where I hit 'play' and all this music would play subsequently".
"There was a time, particularly when I was a younger player, where often a coach or a manager came from playing and more or less got given the keys.
Also on-site is a TV set and a VHS player where you can watch any tape from E.S.P. TV's six-season, 100-episode archival library.
"I'm now deeply involved and established as a professional player where I wasn't before," Chandler said through an interpreter in a telephone interview.
"I'm now deeply involved and established as a professional player where I wasn't before," Chandler said.
At this bar, it seems, everybody is a tennis player, where they recite this platitude: "Hey, I only smoke when I drink".
