Prateek Singh is a sports journalist who writes for EssentiallySports. His work has also been featured in Chess.com and BMC. Prateek specializes in covering basketball, particularly the NBA, and has a keen interest in analyzing player dynamics, team controversies, and the impact of various personalities on the sport.
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By: Prateek Singh
Shaquille O'Neal ends up buying a Mercedes S550 from the Effortless Motors while taking delivery for his custom Mercedes Sprinter van
Analyzing if this season with the Denver Nuggets could be the make-or-break season for the 35-year-old Russell Westbrook
By: Prateek Singh
After a report claimed that Kendrick Perkins wasn't allowed at the TD Garden for banner night, former NBA player issues clarification.
By: Prateek Singh
Mavericks star Klay Thompson congratulates Vince Carter on his jersey retirement, posts a throwback picture wearing the Shox shoes
By: Prateek Singh
Ja Morant has taken on the responsibility of teaching Yuki Kawamura how to and when to hit the Kevin Durant's "too small" taunt
By: Prateek Singh
Kyrie Irving's take on taking up coaching as a post-retirement plan gets the stamp of approval from Damian Lillard.
By: Prateek Singh
Amidst a disastrous start to the season, Paul George is yet to make his debut for the 76ers, will he play in the game against the Suns?
By: Prateek Singh
Few players can claim that they'd score on Michael Jordan and beat Stephen Curry in a one-on-one game standing at 5-feet-9.
By: Prateek Singh
Bulls' legend Ron Harper believes that Stephen Curry being a defensive liability will help his '96 Bulls dominate against 2016 Warriors
By: Prateek Singh
Jayson Tatum is one of the most non-confrontational athletes in the league, he likes to stay away from the drama.
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