prints out the names of all the names in the list instead of printing them out separately

# TODO Create an empty list to maintain the player names
player_names = []


# TODO Ask the user if they'd like to add players to the list.
# If the user answers "Yes", let them type in a name and add it to the list.
# If the user answers "No", print out the team 'roster'
add_player = input("Would you like to add a player to your team? Yes/No:  ")
while add_player.lower() == "yes":
    name = input("\nEnter the name of the player to add to the team: ")
    player_names.append(name)
    add_player = input("Would you like to add a player to your team? Yes/No:  ")

# TODO print the number of players on the team
print("There are {} players on the team.".format(len(player_names)))

# TODO Print the player number and the player name
# The player number should start at the number one
player_number = 1
for player in player_names:
    print("Player {}: {}".format(player_number, player_names))
    player_number += 1

# TODO Select a goalkeeper from the above roster
keeper = input("Select a goalkeeper by selecting the player's number. (1-{}) ".format(len(player_names)))

keeper = int(keeper)

# TODO Print the goal keeper's name
# Remember that lists use a zero based index
print("Great! The goalkeeper for the game will be {}.".format(player_names[keeper - 1]))