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Source: Jaylen Brown did not ask for trade from Celtics, refuting a report from Boston analyst

A source contradicted a report from Celtics analyst Brian Scalabrine, who later walked back his own words saying Brown requested a trade from Boston. Sixers forward Jaylen Brown did not request a trade from the Boston Celtics in the offseason prior to the deal that sent Brown to Philadelphia, a source confirmed to The Inquirer Monday night. That contradicted an earlier radio report from Celtics TV analyst Brian Scalabrine, who later walked back his report. On a Sirius XM radio show Monday, Scalabrine said that Brown had presented a list of demands to the Celtics this offseason and then requested a trade, preferably to the Milwaukee Bucks. Scalabrine said Brown was calling teammates about potentially joining him in Milwaukee. On a later appearance before the Celtics’ game against the Chicago Bulls Monday night, Scalabrine walked back his comments and said Brown “technically” didn’t…

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NFL Week 8 picks and score predictions: Bills survive Baltimore, Browns end 38-year drought

It's fitting that Week 8 is being played over Halloween weekend, as the NFL is giving us a horrifying Sunday night game this week: the Eagles (2-5) at the Commanders (1-4-1). Roger Goodell, if you're reading, there's still time to flex this game out. I say move it to 2 a.m. and put it on Telemundo, because at this point the only thing that might make the game better is listening to it in Spanish. Anyway, since Halloween is coming up on Saturday, this seems like the perfect time to hand out costume ideas, so that's exactly what we're going to do before we get to the picks this week. Will I pick any of these teams to win in Week 8? Let's get to the picks and find out. Let's get to the picks. Heading into Week 8, the Bills are surrendering 28.5 points per game, which is the third-most in the NFL. Only the Cardinals and Commanders are worse. When you're mentioned in the same conversation as…

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Rams Power Rankings: Week 8

Each week, TheRams.com will be taking an aggregate look at where the team ranks across different outlets in the sports media landscape. Here are the power rankings for the Rams heading into Week 8: NFL.com, Nick Shook Rank: 21…

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John Sununu tries to keep New Hampshire political dynasty alive in Senate race

LACONIA, NH — There’s been someone missing from John Sununu’s side during the Republican’s campaign to reclaim his former Senate seat: His younger brother, the popular former four-term Granite State governor, Chris. “There’s really no need to campaign with anyone else,” John, 62, told The Post when asked why he doesn’t appear with Chris. “In New Hampshire, they want to meet the candidate. You go town to town, person to person.” “My brother’s done lots of events,” he added. “It’s great to have him doing events that I can’t attend. You can’t be everywhere at the same time. So he’s been supportive. He’s been out on the campaign trail. He’s supporting other candidates across the ticket.” Next week’s election might be the last chance for John Edward Sununu to maintain a dynasty that has dominated New Hampshire Republican politics since 1982, when his father, John Henry Sununu, won the first…

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How wind projects got replaced by a $900 million payday to a Trump donor’s firm

The Trump administration’s latest deal to cancel offshore wind projects and boost fossil fuel energy development instead is generating a huge payday for one of the president’s million-dollar donors. Behind the windfall is a settlement stipulating that German energy giant RWE will receive $1.2 billion from a federal fund on the condition that it gives up its offshore wind leases in New York, California and Louisiana and invests in unspecified oil, gas or nuclear “conventional energy” projects. Most of the payout - $900 million - will be spent by RWE to buy a stake in a massive Louisiana liquefied natural gas project, according to statements from RWE and Woodside Energy, the majority owner of the gas project. Administration officials said they had no involvement in the decision to select the Louisiana gas project or deploy settlement money in a way that benefits Dorrell’s firm, Stonepeak.…

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