The “Lamb Chops and Gravy” Warning From Jaylen Brown That Tells You Everything About His Celtics Exit

Jayson Tatum might have said there’s “no beef” with former teammate Jaylen Brown, but Brown fired back with a warning shot that’s got everyone talking. He’s talking “lamb chops and gravy,” folks, and Tatum better stay ready.

“No Beef, But Little Lamb Chops”

Brown, speaking to reporters on Saturday, acknowledged Tatum’s earlier comment. “I saw that he said, ‘It’s no beef.’ And I think he’s right, there’s no beef,” Brown said. But then he immediately dropped the playful, yet pointed, jab. “Jayson comes from a wonderful family, we’ve accomplished some great things, he’s a hell of a basketball player and he’s got a great PR team. It’s no beef, but it might be little lamb chops and some gravy, you know what I mean? He should stay ready at all times.” That’s not exactly “no beef” energy, is it?

The Philly Move Changes Everything

So, why the sudden talk of lamb chops? This all kicks off after the Celtics shipped Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers back in a July 1 offseason blockbuster. Boston snagged Paul George, two first-round draft picks, and two second-round picks in return. It’s a whole new world out there for Brown as a 76er, and he’s clearly feeling a certain way about facing off against his old squad and former running mate Tatum. He doubled down too, saying, “That’s what it is. There’s no beef, it should never ever be that. It’s just basketball. We’re both blessed. But it might be a little lamb chop. We’ll be alright.” Seems like the rivalry is officially brewing!

Get Ready for the ‘Lamb Chop’ Showdown

So, what does this all mean? Brown’s message is clear: “He should stay ready at all times.” While he keeps insisting “it’s just basketball” and “we’ll be alright,” you know Tatum heard that “lamb chops and gravy” warning. Get ready, because every time these two hit the court against each other, it’s going to be personal. This isn’t just about Boston vs. Philly anymore. It’s about a competitive edge that just got a whole lot spicier.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.