Nitish Singh

5 days ago | totalprosports.com | Nitish Singh

The Fanatics Fest in New York City got one of the NBA’s biggest superstars in LeBron James, and a few hecklers from downtown. Recently, while heading to the fest on June 21, LeBron was met by some noisy fans who tried to get under his skin. One particular over-hyped fan among them was telling him he’ll never measure up to Michael Jordan. But true to form, LeBron handled it like a pro, staying cool and collected with his entourage despite the jeers.

5 days ago | totalprosports.com | Nitish Singh

The New York Mets had a wonderful last game, which they could look back on for some time. And it was their million-dollar bet, Juan Soto, who made it all look pretty easy for them. The Mets delivered a glorious performance against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. They hit a total of seven home runs, all of which were solo shots, thereby tying a Major League record. This accomplishment marked only the fifth time in franchise history that the Mets achieved such a feat.

5 days ago | totalprosports.com | Nitish Singh

The San Francisco Giants are currently dealing with some serious allegations involving pitcher Sean Hjelle. Recently, Caroline Hjelle, Sean’s wife, took to TikTok to share a heartfelt video. Caroline revealed her struggles as a single mother raising their two boys after Sean allegedly abandoned them on Mother’s Day. She expressed feelings of hurt after discovering his affairs and detailed her experiences of abuse. However, the league came into action and is investigating the matter as a priority.

6 days ago | totalprosports.com | Nitish Singh

LeBron James had a field day at Fanatics Fest this weekend. And the Los Angeles Lakers superstar made sure to make it all about the New York Knicks. During his live appearance on the ‘Mind the Game’ podcast alongside Steve Nash, LeBron took shots at the Knicks. As he engaged with the enthusiastic New York City crowd, he couldn’t resist taking a few playful jabs at the Knicks fans in attendance.

6 days ago | totalprosports.com | Nitish Singh

It was all in great hopes when the Golden State Warriors drafted Draymond Green in the 2012 NBA Draft. Little did they know that the Michigan-born 6-foot-6 would grow out to be one of the best defensive players in the league. Coming out of Michigan State in 2012, Green was not seen as a highly regarded prospect. His pre-draft scouting report characterized him as a “tweener” and highlighted several shortcomings. Much of that was particularly regarding his athleticism and offensive capabilities.