Sentence examples for team tradition from inspiring English sources

He plays loud music in the clubhouse, hardly a team tradition, and speaks with uncommon exuberance.

That latter scenario began an unwanted US national team tradition that lasted until the 1970s.

He got the full treatment last week, according to team tradition, as camp opened amid the controversy that raged after Commissioner David Stern rejected the Lakers' trade for Chris Paul.

Officials at the school have denied any knowledge of the hazing activity, but one apparent wrestling team tradition -- hogtying new members -- was mentioned in the 1999 Trumbull High yearbook.

Re "Hazing Is Team Tradition, a Defendant's Lawyer Says" (news article, Feb. 26): In the name of bringing new members into the fold, older members of a fraternity, team or other group perpetrate sometimes savage, humiliating acts that would horrify them as individuals in another context.

"This is a team of tradition and a lot of heritage, and a lot of players came out of it.

But if some portion also comes from the team's tradition, with Vin Scully telling the story as nimbly as ever at 85, all the better.

The Tisch children consider the Giants part of their father's legacy, and they want to maintain balance between the team's tradition and its potential.

Manchester United Manager Alex Ferguson: "If you look at the Championship at the moment, we have at least eight teams with tradition and history.

Part of the acceptance process is choosing a player name as campy and sardonic as the teams' — a tradition carried over from roller derby's earlier days, said Kristen Davis of Branford, who's known in the rink as Milla Lowlife.

In October he issued an open letter to the fans, appealing to their sense of the team's traditions: "Our past isn't just where we came from--it's who we are," he wrote.