"I stand by my sources, it's not Miami."
2010 World Cup Final props are in, and it should be one of the more exciting finals in years. So, when Spain and the Netherlands hook up on Sunday, what will be the correct score at the end of the day?
Spain has been spectacular defensively, allowing just two goals throughout the entire tournament. Offense has been much harder to come by, though, as the Spaniards have managed only one goal.
The Netherlands, on the other hand, have scored at least two goals in all but one of their games so far. They have a variety of weapons and will be tough to corral.
If Spain continues its fantastic run, a 1-0 victory (5/1 odds) is most likely; that's been the score of their last three wins. If the Netherlands come out on top, a 2-1 win (12/1) will probably do it—the Dutch can score, but they'll make a few mistakes as well.
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This has gone too far.
While Chris Bosh used proper news outlets to drop that he'll be joining Dwyane Wade on the Miami Heat, LeBron James has taken the narcissistic approach. He'll be hijacking the ESPN airwaves on Thursday at 9 p.m. ET for one hour, using the time to — we guess — talk about how great he is then eventually choose the city that will be graced with his godliness. There is no news on where the LeBron James Variety Show will take place.
Although it's wonderful that proceeds from the King James special will be donated to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, we cringe at the thought of James filling an entire self-gratifying hour before dropping the bombshell. Maybe he'll do sketch comedy or something.
Rumors on where he's headed are swirling. But it appears that it could be the Cleveland Cavaliers, New York Knicks, or the Miami Heat to form a triple threat. It appears that the Chicago Bulls are out in the cold.
James better deliver a championship quick after all this hoopla.
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