Jaylen Brown ratchets up Jayson Tatum drama: He should stay ready at all times

Despite Jayson Tatum’s efforts to cool the conversations around the Celtics star and his former teammate, Jaylen Brown poured fuel on the fire by Saturday night.The most recent development in the back-and-forth saga in regards to having “beef” with one another, Brown — now a 76er — didn’t say there is as much.However, he suggested there are “lamp chops and some gravy” and that Tatum “should stay ready at all times.”“I didn’t see the full thing, but I saw that he said it’s no beef, and I think he’s right,” Brown said of Tatum’s most recent comments following the 76ers’ 127-116 victory over the Bucks on Saturday.“There’s no beef.

Jayson comes from a wonderful family.We’ve accomplished some great things.

He’s hell of a basketball player.He’s got a great PR team.

There’s no beef, but it might be a little lamb chops and some gravy.He should stay ready at all times.”When a follow up question came, asking why he said that Brown stated “That’s what it is.”“No beef.

It should never, ever be that.It’s just basketball.

We both blessed.But it might be a little lamb chop.

We’ll be alright,” he concluded.The he-said, he-said all stems from a comment Brown made on Tatum’s post of the new episode of his “The Sit Down” series on Thursday.The episode highlighted how Tatum learned of Boston trading Brown to Philadelphia during the offseason in July.

He explained he was “caught off guard as the rest of the world.” That didn’t seem to sit right with Brown, who commented the blue cap emoji on the post.The following day, Tatum responded to Brown’s comment during his postgame press conference after the Celtics’ win over the Knicks, stating the situation “ain’t no f–king Shaq and Kobe.”“I understand we’re in the entertainment business.Me personally, I’m not much of an off-the-court entertainer type of guy,” the 28-year-old said.

“For me, I don’t have any animosity or beef or ill will to...