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Jayson Tatum extends olive branch to Jaylen Brown amid rumored rift: ‘There’s no beef’

Tatum cleared the air after Brown’s “cap” comment went viral on Thursday night. BOSTON — Jayson Tatum used most of his postgame press conference to clear the air Friday night. After knocking down three clutch shots in the final two minutes against the Knicks at TD Garden, Tatum addressed his former teammate Jaylen Brown. On Thursday night, after Brown and the 76ers mounted a 29-point comeback against the Cavaliers, he took to Instagram to comment “cap” under a video clip from Tatum’s ‘Summer of Jayson’ docuseries. In the video, Tatum recalled being stunned by the news that Boston had traded Brown, his longtime teammate of nine seasons, to Philadelphia on July 1. Brown seemingly wasn’t convinced, using the modern-day slang term, which means an exaggeration or lie. Tatum, in response, wishes to bury the online speculation as soon as possible and move on. “I understand we in the…

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Bills Face Major Test After Bye With One of NFL's Toughest Schedules

The Buffalo Bills are one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now. First-year head coach Joe Brady has them off to a 5-1 start as they enter their Week 7 bye. Buffalo's only loss thus far came to the New England Patriots, their top AFC East rival, but the Pats recent loss dropped them to 4-3, giving the Bills some cushion. Meanwhile, franchise quarterback Josh Allen is expecting the team to play its "best football" coming out of the Week 7 bye. That's vital because Buffalo will face a huge test right off the bat. The Bills will host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8, followed by visiting the Minnesota Vikings in Week 9. Those two opponents will be tough to handle, but it doesn't get much better after that with the Bills facing the fourth-toughest remaining schedule in the league. In addition to playing the Ravens and Vikings, the Bills will see some of the top teams in the league…

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Step Back in Time in This Victorian Massachusetts Town

A seaside getaway to Oak Bluffs is always a welcome treat. The magical town is overflowing with gorgeous Victorian architecture, sandy beaches, award-winning restaurants, and tons of coastal New England charm. Oak Bluffs is one of six towns on Martha's Vineyard island. During the off-season, the community has a small-town vibe (there are about 5,428 year-round residents), but when the warm weather hits, it becomes a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors from around the world. There are even more Victorian-era buildings to discover throughout town. The Victorian Gothic Trinity Methodist Church, built in 1878, is also located within the campground. But the historic building that is the most fun to visit is the 1876 Flying Horse Carousel, America's oldest platform merry-go-round. This popular Oak Bluffs attraction is located in the downtown area. The town reincorporated in 1907 and…

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New York Begins $1.9 Billion Subway Signalling Upgrade

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has begun a 1.9 billion USD project to replace 1930s-era signalling on the A and C subway lines in Brooklyn and Queens. Announced by Governor Kathy Hochul on 22 October, the Fulton-Liberty signal modernisation project will install Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) across 42 track miles, covering 23 stations and serving approximately 350,000 weekday riders along the project corridor. The new system will allow trains to operate closer together, supporting more frequent service and improved reliability. The project will replace ageing equipment that is increasingly difficult and expensive to maintain. Signal issues are the number one cause of subway delays – no surprise considering the ancient relics we’ve been using to direct train traffic. Thanks to this almost $2 billion project – the largest of its kind in MTA history – we…

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