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UFC on ESPN 51: Luque vs Dos Anjos 4-fight parlay at +447 odds

UFC on ESPN 51 takes place on Saturday at the UFC Apex in Nevada, Las Vegas. This card features a welterweight fight between Vicente Luque and Rafael Dos Anjos as the Main Event. Here is our favorite UFC parlay for this card, with odds of +447 at DraftKings Sportsbook. Be sure to check out the rest of our UFC on ESPN 51 predictions for all of the Main Card fights. You can also bet this UFC on ESPN 51 Parlay with FanDuel Sportsbook , which has the best odds available and a great new customer offer where you can a No Sweat First Bet up to $1,000! Click here to take advantage of this can’t-miss offer. Vicente Luque vs Rafael Dos Anjos – Fight to go the Distance – No (-165) With this fight being every evenly matched, we will instead look to a fight prop. Rafael Dos Anjos has seen his last 2 fights end inside the distance. Vicente Luque has seen 5 of his last 6 fights end inside the distance, therefore back the same prop here will be our lean. Hakeem Dawodu ML over Cub Sw...

Florida fight over 'baby boxes' part of bigger culture war

A fight is developing in Florida's legislature over a measure that would allow fire stations and hospitals to install boxes where distressed mothers could leave their unwanted newborns FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Safe Haven Baby Boxes and A Safe Haven for Newborns are two charities with similar names and the same goal: providing distressed mothers with a safe place to surrender their unwanted newborns instead of dumping them in trash cans or along roadsides. But a fight between the two is brewing in the Florida Senate. An existing state law, supported and promoted by the Miami-based A Safe Haven, allows parents to surrender newborns to firefighters and hospital workers without giving their names. A new bill, supported by the Indiana-based Safe Haven Baby Boxes, would give fire stations and hospitals the option to install the group’s ventilated and climate-controlled boxes, where parents could drop off their babies without interacting with fire or hospital employees. The bill recently ...