Kispadról

Kispadról is a Hungarian term that generally translates to "from the bench" or "off the bench." It is most commonly used in the context of sports, particularly team sports like football (soccer), basketball, and ice hockey. When a player is described as coming kispadról, it means they are entering the game as a substitute for a player who was already on the field or court. These players are often referred to as "bench players" or "substitutes."

The role of a player coming kispadról can vary. They might be brought in to replace a tired player, to inject fresh energy into the team, to change the tactical approach, or to fill in for an injured player. In some instances, a player who starts the game on the bench might go on to be a decisive factor in the outcome, earning praise for their impact. Conversely, a player who is frequently a substitute might be considered a role player or a squad player, valued for their ability to contribute without necessarily being a starter. The term highlights the dynamic nature of team sports where player rotation and strategic substitutions are crucial elements of gameplay.