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Offense Players in Team Sports

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1.
second striker
Noun

an offensive player in soccer positioned just behind the main striker, often playing a supporting or attacking midfield role

The team's second striker scored a brilliant goal from outside the box.

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offensive back
Noun

a player in American football who primarily plays in the offensive backfield

The offensive back caught a touchdown pass in the final seconds of the game.

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3.
win
ger
Noun

a player in team sports who primarily operates on the sides of the field or rink, focusing on offense by moving the ball or puck towards the opponent's goal

Known for his speed, he excels as a left winger, often finishing off expansive attacking moves.

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offensive guard
Noun

(American football) an offensive player who blocks defenders to protect the quarterback and create running lanes

The offensive guard blocked the defensive tackle to open up a hole for the running back.

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offensive tackle
Noun

an offensive player who blocks to protect the quarterback and create running opportunities

The offensive tackle blocked the defender well.

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receiver
6.
re
cei
ver
Noun

a piece of equipment in a radio or television that picks up broadcast signals and alters them into sounds and pictures

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wing
7.
wing
Noun

any of the two parts of the body of a bird, insect, etc. used for flying

The bird spread its wings and soared high into the sky.

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pinch hitter
Noun

a baseball player who replaces another batter at bat, often to provide a strategic advantage or in critical game situations

The pinch hitter's job is to be ready to contribute with a hit or a walk when needed.

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pinch runner
Noun

a substitute player in baseball or softball who runs for another player, typically for strategic purposes

She was used as a pinch runner late in the game to try to score the winning run.

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designated hitter
Noun

a baseball player who only bats in place of the pitcher and does not play defensively in the field

The designated hitter hit a home run in his first at-bat of the game.

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stretch four
Noun

a power forward in basketball who can shoot effectively from long range

The team's strategy revolves around using a stretch four to open up the paint for their driving guards.

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left wingman
Noun

an offense player positioned on the left side of the forward line in sports, typically in hockey or soccer

The left wingman scored a crucial goal in the final minutes of the game.

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running back
Noun

an offensive player whose primary roles are to run with the football, catch passes, and block

He's a versatile running back who excels at both running with the ball and catching passes.

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wide receiver
Noun

a player in American football who specializes in catching passes from the quarterback

The wide receiver caught a touchdown pass in the final seconds of the game.

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flan
ker
Noun

a soldier who is a member of a detachment assigned to guard the flanks of a military formation

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slot receiver
Noun

an American football player who lines up close to the offensive tackle and specializes in catching shorter passes

The slot receiver caught a quick pass for a gain of five yards.

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line player
Noun

a player in handball or team handball, who plays in the forward line and is involved in offensive plays near the opponent's goal

The line player scored a crucial goal in the final minute of the match.

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setter
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se
tter
Noun

a large dog with long hair that is trained as a gundog

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outside hitter
Noun

a player positioned on the perimeter of the court in volleyball or basketball, responsible for attacking and scoring points

The outside hitter spiked the ball past the blockers for a crucial point.

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attacking midfielder
Noun

a soccer player who operates in a central position between the midfield and forward lines, often responsible for creating goal-scoring opportunities

The attacking midfielder threaded a precise through-ball to the striker.

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full
back
Noun

(American football) a player who primarily blocks for the ball carrier and occasionally runs with the ball or catches passes

The fullback led the way with a key block that sprung the running back for a touchdown.

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loose forward
Noun

a versatile player in rugby who typically plays in the forward positions

The loose forward made a crucial tackle near the try line.

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