‘League of Legends,’ chores and Red Bull: Life in an esports training house

Josh Carr-Hummerston, 21, calls himself the "mum" of five grown men.

He and his so-called sons are holed up in a rather empty apartment in the harbourside suburb of Pyrmont in Sydney, Australia. There’s a lovely view of some yachts from the balcony, but this group has more indoor tastes.

Carr-Hummerston is the coach of The Chiefs, an esports team competing Saturday in the Oceanic pro league grand final for the multiplayer video game, League of Legends.

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