Sentence examples for reshaping the team from inspiring English sources

Vilanova has kept his job, but he has had to make some painful decisions on reshaping the team.

The success of the Colon deal and extensive internal research on the patterns of other teams emboldened the Indians to move aggressively in reshaping the team.

Given the threats of torn-up season tickets, he may well be reshaping the team to a half-empty Stamford Bridge.

Credit, too, to Pareja, for reshaping the team after what could have been the season-derailing blow of injury to playmaker Mauro Diaz, after the team had shot out of the gates on an early winning streak.

Three days into a 10-day trip that is reshaping the team, the Mets have already promoted their top prospect, shortstop José Reyes, and have now deposed of their chief decision-maker.

Upon his arrival he released 24 players and converted a boot storage room at Anfield into a room where the coaches could discuss strategy; here, Shankly and other "Boot Room" members Joe Fagan, Reuben Bennett, and Bob Paisley began reshaping the team.

At that point, Sandy Alderson and his lieutenants plan to reshape the team.

He must be given enough time to bring in the players he needs to reshape the team.

They finished 16 games under.500 the following season, but reshaped the team by acquiring McGwire in a trade with Oakland.

Nine months after John Hackworth took over as manager, he continues to reshape the team in his own image.

Although Walsh was supposedly granted full authority by Madison Square Garden to reshape the team, there are whispers that James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, is refusing to waive Marbury or to negotiate a buyout.