Write only data not >> () << parentheses

[zinho]

I need save data in csv file, but only data.

Look in quote below, how data is save in file.

from itertools import combinations

jogadores = []
f = open('C:\\Users\\zinho\\PycharmProjects\\sinuca\\jogadores.csv', 'rU')
for line in f:
    Cells = Line.Split(",")
    jogadores.append((cells[1]))

f.close()

jogos = [c for c in combinations(jogadores[1:], 2)]

with open('outPare.txt', 'a') as out:
    for i in jogos:
        out.write(str(i) + '\n')

My code save data this way <-> I want save data this way
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Jean Peter\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Jean Peter
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Lucas Guarnieri\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Lucas Guarnieri
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Lucas Sino\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Lucas Sino
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Wagner Correas\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Wagner Correas
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Julivan Silva\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Julivan Silva
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Robson Caitano
('Mateus Sino\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Mateus Sino, Wellington Lopes
('Jean Peter\n', 'Lucas Guarnieri\n') <-> Jean Peter, Lucas Guarnieri
('Jean Peter\n', 'Lucas Sino\n') <-> Jean Peter, Lucas Sino
('Jean Peter\n', 'Wagner Correas\n') <-> Jean Peter, Wagner Correas
('Jean Peter\n', 'Julivan Silva\n') <-> Jean Peter, Julivan Silva
('Jean Peter\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Jean Peter, Robson Caitano
('Jean Peter\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Jean Peter, Wellington Lopes
('Lucas Guarnieri\n', 'Lucas Sino\n') <-> Lucas Guarnieri, Lucas Sino
('Lucas Guarnieri\n', 'Wagner Correas\n') <-> Lucas Guarnieri, Wagner Correas
('Lucas Guarnieri\n', 'Julivan Silva\n') <-> Lucas Guarnieri, Julivan Silva
('Lucas Guarnieri\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Lucas Guarnieri, Robson Caitano
('Lucas Guarnieri\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Lucas Guarnieri, Wellington Lopes
('Lucas Sino\n', 'Wagner Correas\n') <-> Lucas Sino, Wagner Correas
('Lucas Sino\n', 'Julivan Silva\n') <-> Lucas Sino, Julivan Silva
('Lucas Sino\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Lucas Sino, Robson Caitano
('Lucas Sino\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Lucas Sino, Wellington Lopes
('Wagner Correas\n', 'Julivan Silva\n') <-> Wagner Correas, Julivan Silva
('Wagner Correas\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Wagner Correas, Robson Caitano
('Wagner Correas\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Wagner Correas, Wellington Lopes
('Julivan Silva\n', 'Robson Caitano\n') <-> Julivan Silva, Robson Caitano
('Julivan Silva\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Julivan Silva, Wellington Lopes
('Robson Caitano\n', 'Wellington Lopes\n') <-> Robson Caitano, Wellington Lopes

[snippsat]

Something like this.

>>> s = ('Mateus Sino\n', 'Jean Peter\n')
>>> ', '.join(s).replace('\n', '')
'Mateus Sino, Jean Peter'

[zinho]

LOL

Very, very good!

Thank you!!!!!!!!!