Sentence examples for coveted players from inspiring English sources

While no one is saying Everton will end up being relegated, for a club with lofty ambitions and highly coveted players this is turning out to be another season of underachievement.

Taking the postseason ban this year means that the basketball program can continue to recruit coveted players for next year's team without having the specter of a March-less season hanging over the process.

Other managers of smaller clubs lucky enough to have coveted players on their books see transfer windows as tantamount to restraint of trade.

On July 1, they were the most coveted players on the market.

This, and the call on players for national team duty, inevitably means that most coveted players are already overstretched.

Crucially he is also a friend of Mendes, the agent to many of Europe's most coveted players, including Cristiano Ronaldo.

Washington was not a highly coveted player coming out of high school and barely got into college on an athletic scholarship.

Doug Gottlieb of ESPN opined in early January 2010 that Scheyer "is probably not an NBA player, but his Jewish faith allows him to get an Israeli passport, and he would be a highly coveted player for a team like Maccabi Tel Aviv".

Rivers was traded Monday by the New Orleans Pelicans, the team that drafted him, to the Boston Celtics as part of a deal in which the Celtics did not intend to keep Rivers because they covet players with a higher upside.

Woodson has been out front in saying that he coveted experienced players, that young teams don't win N.B.A. titles.

But it was a drastic and very public breakup with his agent Scott Boras, who has established himself over the past 25 years as the most powerful agent in baseball, feared by owners and coveted by players.