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Jaylen Brown Says He Has No Beef With Former Celtics Teammate Jayson Tatum

Jaylen Brown says there's “no beef” between him and former Boston teammate Jayson Tatum, despite ongoing squabbles Jaylen Brown Says He Has No Beef With Former Celtics Teammate Jayson Tatum Now in Philadelphia after an offseason trade, Brown didn't quite seem ready to call a truce with Tatum. “There's no beef,” Brown said after the Sixers beat Milwauke e on Saturday night. “There might be a little lamb chops and some gravy. He should stay ready at all times." Tatum started the postgame back-and-forth on after the Celtics beat the Knicks a night earlier Brown posted a social media response that took issue with Tatum saying in a video on his YouTube channel that he was “just as much caught off guard as the rest of the world” by Brown’s trade to the Philadelphia. Brown responded on his Instagram account with a baseball cap emoji. “Cap” is slang for something that is not true. Asked if he…

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Troy Aikman’s almost-certain ESPN farewell sparks nostalgia about Patriots Super Bowls

For a Patriots fan, particularly one with a sentimental bent, watching full-game broadcasts on YouTube of their six Super Bowl victories is and will always be time well spent. Sure, the best moments from those victories — and coincidingly, the best broadcasting moments — do come to mind without a visual nudge. I’m thinking of Al Michaels sounding appropriately flabbergasted and yet instantly identifying Malcolm Butler on the little-known Patriots cornerback’s history-altering interception in Super Bowl XLIX: “Pass is intercepted at the goal line by Malcolm Butler … unreal!” Then color analyst Cris Collinsworth almost immediately called out the absurdity of the Seahawks’ play call, doing his job as expertly as Michaels did his on the NBC broadcast. Or, going back to the birth of the dynasty, Fox color analyst John Madden expressing his skepticism to broadcast partner Pat Summerall about…

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Liars Incorporated and the Fake News Media

When a relative of Donald Trump denounced him, the media were gleeful and full of endless coverage. But when Amy Acton’s mother denounced the Ohio Gubernatorial Democrat candidate as a pathological liar, the mother came under attack as “estranged” and somehow connected to the alleged abuse of her daughter when she was young. RINOs and the media took the side of the Democrat, denouncing Amy Acton’s opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy, as disgusting for sponsoring the ad. Count this case as another example of how the fake news operate. Republicans are targets. Democrats must be protected, even when a mother sounds the alarm. As Jack Cashill notes, the case actually involves allegations of bigamy and immigration fraud. If Omar is deported, can Obama be far behind? Perhaps the truth about his birth certificate will finally come out. All we know for sure is that Amy Acton’s mother followed the…

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Stamp Honors USS Missouri

Published by The Conversation By The Maritime Executive 2019-06-11 21:16:58 On the 75th anniversary of her commissioning, the famous American battleship USS Missouri (BB-43) is being commemorated with the issuance of the USS…

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Wydysh and McMurray vie for open 145th Assembly seat as early voting begins

Buffalo, New York · Western New York Buffalo · Western New York Early voting began Saturday in the open 145th Assembly District race between Republican Becky Wydysh and Democrat Nate McMurray, who are both drawing on public matching funds and disagree over whether to debate. NIAGARA FALLS — Early voting began Saturday in the race for the open 145th Assembly District seat. Two of Niagara County’s best-known political figures are running for it. Both are drawing on state public matching funds, and they disagree over whether to debate. Wydysh, 50, is Niagara County’s deputy commissioner of jurors. In January 2020 she became the first woman to chair the County Legislature, and she left the chair in December. She has built her campaign around public safety and spending. She opposes the state’s bail changes and its Raise the Age law. “I think the current leadership in Albany has gotten away…

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