warm the bench (Meaning)

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warm the bench (v)

be out of the game

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The backup players warmed the bench during the game, eager for an opportunity to prove their worth.
The rookie had spent the entire season warming the bench, but his hard work paid off with a starting spot in the playoffs.
Despite his impressive skills, the veteran was often forced to warm the bench due to the team's crowded roster.
The injured player watched from the sidelines as his teammates warmed the bench, enduring the agony of being unable to contribute.
The coach's decision to warm the bench for the starting lineup angered the players, who felt they deserved a chance to play.
The substitutes were ready to warm the bench if any of the starters got injured, knowing that they had a duty to the team.
The benchwarmers cheered for their teammates on the field, even though they were disappointed that they weren't playing.
The team's lack of depth forced several players to warm the bench, much to their frustration.
The coach praised the benchwarmers for their positive attitude despite not seeing much playing time.
The young player was determined to work his way out of warming the bench and become a regular starter.

be out of the game

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The backup players warmed the bench during the game, eager for an opportunity to prove their worth.

The rookie had spent the entire season warming the bench, but his hard work paid off with a starting spot in the playoffs.

Despite his impressive skills, the veteran was often forced to warm the bench due to the team's crowded roster.

The injured player watched from the sidelines as his teammates warmed the bench, enduring the agony of being unable to contribute.