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- noun Plural form of
rookie .
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Examples
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One of the things their teammates like most about the rookies is their enthusiasm.
USATODAY.com - Golden State rookies find that NBA life is hard work 2002
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As NFLN is now a sort of Class AAA for NFL TV — breaking in rookies and letting vets dropped by bigger networks stay in the game — Theismann will work with ex-Fox analyst Brian Baldinger and Sterling Sharpe, who was at ESPN and NBC.
ESPN truly goes around the clock for college basketball openers 2009
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All rookies from the 2007 season were eligible to be re-drafted in our first round.
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All rookies from the 2006 season were eligible to be re-drafted in our first round.
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One of the team's four rookies is Brandan Wright, who, at 19, is one year older than the eldest of Nellie's 13 grandchildren.
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Though rookies Jensen Lewis and Rafael Perez have had good years, they remain rookies who don't know the pressures of playing in the post-season, especially in Boston.
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Secondly, the fantasy axiom of never putting too much stock in rookies — especially rookie pitchers — took quite a beating in 2006.
USATODAY.com - Fantasy MVP Soriano finds 40 to his liking 2006
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"The list of rookies is just incredible this year, and a lot of them are two years older than Crosby," says Bob McKenzie, an analyst for Canada's TSN.
USATODAY.com - As Lemieux watches, Crosby set for NHL debut 2005
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One similarity between the two rookies is their rebounding.
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What we never know about rookies is whether they will have the proper mental approach and toughness needed to utilize their talent.
USATODAY.com - Thornton makes points with drive to succeed 2002
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