teammate

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• Instead, he trusts the domino effect of his own influence, makes the simplest read, then watches his teammates leverage the advantage he created against a scrambling defense.

• During the 1995-96 season, Abdul-Rauf, the Denver Nuggets’ leading scorer, refused to stand with his teammates for the pregame playing of the national anthem — saying the flag was a symbol of racism and oppression.

• I think that when you’re teammates with somebody that you have a special relationship with, that bond brings you closer.

• The next two closest marks are from Mitchell and his teammate Mike Conley, whose 78 combined handoffs have generated 88 points.

• Remote work has blended personal life with the job — and employees expect their managers and teammates to be supportive of this new reality.

• He lets it roll and then pokes it between two defenders to a teammate, darting inside towards the top of the box.

• One male student told me about a teammate in a fraternity who struggled with an eating disorder.

• "In the little things, Jim can get on your nerves," says teammate Flanagan.

• Once, seeing Palmer reading Dr. Zhivago, teammate Steve Stone said, "It must be about an elbow specialist."

• “He was so quick, he could get around you before you got off your haunches,” says one former teammate.

• Jack, of course, was on the lookout for the first sign of his teammate.

• It was a clean home-run, Turner following his galloping more leisurely, trotting across the plate with the winning run.