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NBA Boston Celtics vs Miami Heat same game parlay picks: Miami avoids the sweep at +419 odds | Pickswise

Superbowl Sunday means that we have only two NBA games today, ABC will have the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat squaring off at 2 pm ET. I’ve prepared a Same Game Parlay to make things a little bit more interesting. Continue reading below to see the bet. Don’t forget to also check out our NBA picks page for predictions on the side and total for the Sacramento Kings vs OKC Thunder Game as well. Let’s dive into my SGP bet now! MIA Heat ML (+200) Jimmy Butler Over 19.5 Points (-111) Kristaps Porzingis 1+ Made Threes (-650) Same Game Parlay odds: +419 MIA Heat ML (+200) I’m hoping the Heat can pull off a Golden State here and avoid getting swept by the Celtics. The Warriors were able to pull off the upset last night after losing the first 3 regular season meetings vs the Suns, the Heat are in a similar spot having lost the 2 games vs the Celtics this year by 8 and 33 points. Miami has been in good form entering today’s game, they’re 4-1 ATS/SU in their last 5 games, while in the l...

George Santos inks deal to avoid prosecution in Brazil over bad checks

New York Rep. George Santos has signed an agreement with public prosecutors in Brazil to avoid prosecution for forging two stolen checks in 2008 RIO DE JANEIRO -- A day after New York Rep. George Santos pleaded not guilty to charges in the U.S., he signed an agreement Thursday with public prosecutors in Brazil to avoid prosecution for forging two stolen checks in 2008. “What would have been the start of a case was ended today,” Santos’ lawyer in Brazil, Jonymar Vasconcelos, told The Associated Press in a text message. “As such, my client is no longer the subject of any case in Brazil.” Asked about the details of the non- prosecution agreement, Vasconcelos demurred, citing the fact the case proceeded under seal. The public prosecutors' office of Rio de Janeiro state also declined to comment when contacted by the AP. Court records in Brazil, first uncovered by The New York Times, show Santos was the subject of a criminal charge for using two stolen checks to buy items at a shop in ...