The phrase "analysis of the player" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or examination of a player's performance, skills, or statistics in a game or sport.
Example: "The coach provided a detailed analysis of the player, highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the player" or "assessment of the player."
By Bernice L. Kaufman The New Yorker, November 24 , 1928P. 60 Analysis of the players one meets at the contract table, and how they may be expected to act.
Kaat's acute knowledge shows in his candid yet politic analysis of the players he faced and the bosses for whom he has worked, including Pete Rose, for whom he served as a pitching coach, and his current boss, George Steinbrenner.
And we have also been very well prepared: each tie, we do a lot of scouting and analysis of the players and I think that has served us well".
On the other hand, he's not a baseball writer, and is not able to offer useful analysis of the players or games -- it's less a baseball book than a popular history about a baseball team.
After the fighting ended in a tie, the victor was declared by a three-judge panel, based on the panel's analysis of the two players' fighting moves during the match.
Speciation in Birds provides illustrative examples and quantitative analysis of the major players in speciation theory and species concepts.
The analysis of the basketball players suggests that when we stand to benefit from injustices – even if they can help justify multi-million dollar salaries – some part of us is uncomfortable with the situation, and may even work to undermine that advantage.
The league believes that owners made this analysis ahead of the players heading into the last labor deal and sets up where we are today.
What is lacking, though, is a complete statistical analysis of these players' performance in college.
The schism between Jocketty and DeWitt epitomizes the debate in baseball that has raged with increasing passion and disagreement: the traditional method of building a club (scouting) versus the newer method of statistical analysis, the player procurement method popularized in the book "Moneyball".
