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By Marcus Chen
Japan Times
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Jaylen Brown says there's “no beef” between himself and former Boston teammate Jayson Tatum even as their squabbles have dragged into the season.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 earlierBrown 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 had any response, Tatum sighed before expressing his frustrations with the entire situation for several minutes. “I don’t have any animosity or beef, o