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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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Patriots' loss to Bears exposed an offensive problem Drake Maye can't keep hiding

The New England Patriots lost a winnable game against a very good Chicago Bears team, 30-24. Once again, the turnover bug bit the resurgent Drake Maye, as he floated an ill-advised pass toward the end zone for Eli Raridon that wound up in the hands of Bears linebacker D'Marco Jackson. It cost the Patriots an important scoring attempt, and maybe the game. Another poor decision, another big turnover. While that was the game's only turnover, it was a game-changer. The Patriots' running game also contributed mightily to the loss. Maye led all Patriots rushers with 26 yards. The three backs, Rhamondre Stevenson, Corey Kiner, and TreVeyon Henderson, combined for 44 rushing yards. It was a rough showing for the Patriots, who couldn't stop the run on defense either, allowing 116 yards on the ground. Whenever your quarterback leads the team in rushing with 26 yards, your offense has a big…

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Home heating oil reserves are being tapped. Some of it comes from Connecticut

The federal government is offering fuel wholesalers a chance to buy home heating oil from its Northeast reserve this fall, saying the move could help address supply disruptions and higher costs. But a Connecticut industry representative noted that the fuel must be paid back with interest before the end of the season, making it unlikely to lower what homeowners pay, and he questioned whether suppliers will bid for the fuel at all. The Department of Energy announced Oct. 21 that it would make up to 315,000 barrels of ultra-low-sulfur distillate available from the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve. The fuel is stored in South Portland, Maine; Boston; and the Groton/New Haven area, with deliveries to wholesalers that buy the fuel scheduled to be completed by Nov. 13. Companies can bid for the home heating oil, and the energy department says both fuel retailers and terminal operators are…

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Mamdani casts ballot at NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art on first day of early voting

Mayor Zohran Mamdani cast his ballot for the midterm elections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art early Saturday— the first day of early voting in the city. With several boxes of Dunkin Donuts in hand, the mayor walked into the polling site at the Ruth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education on the ground floor of the 5th Ave. museum, shaking hands with poll workers and fellow voters before casting his vote. “This is the only place in the world where you can be voting early at the Metropolitan Museum of Art,” Mamdani told a gaggle of reporters outside the voting spot. “For New Yorkers, who are concerned in a city where time is one of the most precious resources, voting early, you can do so in five minutes.” “I voted early; I was only called a communist once,” Mamdani joked. “I got in and out.” As he cast his vote, another voter was recorded accusing Mamdani of cutting him in line…

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