playmaking

American  

[play-mayk-ing] / ˈpleɪˌmeɪk ɪŋ /

noun

1. Sports. the action, role, or skill of a playmaker.

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Example Sentences

To that end, Monica Robbins, head of strategic marketing partnerships for Microsoft, said its AI-powered game-day tools aren’t designed to predict outcomes and thus prompt playmaking decisions, but simply to assist coaches with sorting through play options in a quick, efficient manner.

From MarketWatch

To that end, Monica Robbins, head of strategic marketing partnerships for Microsoft, said its AI-powered game-day tools aren’t designed to predict outcomes and thus prompt playmaking decisions, but simply to assist coaches with sorting through play options in a quick, efficient manner.

From MarketWatch

In-form fly-half Jalibert was handed the key playmaking role in the absence of Dupont's long-time club teammate Romain Ntamack as Fabien Galthie's side started the defence of their title with a scintillating attacking display.

From Barron's

A classy centre, with physicality, quick feet and playmaking ability, he has also turned out on the wing for English champions Bath.

From BBC

And although he turned the ball over too often, Darnold also demonstrated the rare type of playmaking ability that had made him one of the most sought-after prospects in the first place.

From The Wall Street Journal