Sentence examples for isolation player from inspiring English sources

"Now the ball stops," the scout said, because Anthony is primarily an isolation player who demands a lot of touches.

"They added an isolation specialist in Carmelo that really neutralizes Amar'e, and when Amar'e does get touches, it turns him into an isolation player, too," said an Eastern Conference scout who has seen the Knicks play several games since the trade.

His splits are downright scary, and with all due respect to Curry, Harden might be the most exciting isolation player in the league.

From an offensive standpoint, he is an effective isolation player and expanded his pick-and-roll game every year in college, a valuable asset in itself.

"When you have isolation players and not flow players, the defense gets set easier.

Boston is already trained on defending the league's best isolation players, a trait left over from the former assistant Tom Thibodeau's tenure and gained from meeting Kobe Bryant in the N.B.A. finals two of the last three years.

King said the league also helped break the isolation young players might feel when starting out.

The differences in instruments and geographical isolation of players in different countries led to the development, from the last part of the 18th century onwards, of several different schools of clarinet playing.

Castillo later shared his frustrating cultural transition with several Latin American teammates like Edgar Renteria and Antonio Alfonseca, and did not feel the same level of isolation that a player from Japan might.

Muckler was not alone in expressing frustration about the players' isolation in the Olympic Village.

The trouble is that between a reluctance to abandon the old ways and an embrace of the new, they are caught in isolation, running single players into contact and failing to be on the shoulder of individuals that do make a clean break.