Your Late Night Fix 12.08.06 [J. Mark English]

• West Virginia's football coach, Rich Rodriguez, will remain their head coach, as he turns down the Alabama job.
• If Barry Bonds breaks Hank Aaron's homerun record next year, he'll be doing it in the familiar San Francisco Giants uniform. He re-signed with the team today.
• The Oakland A's come to terms with free-agent Mike Piazza. Only two other California teams left for Piazza to play for...
• Thanks to David, we know that Andy Pettite will be returning to the Yankees. But did you know Doc Gooden could be too?
  
• Lester Munson brings us up to date with the legal battles facing Michael Jordan.
• It may just be a matter of time before Allen Iverson is traded from Philadelphia. In anticipation, he was benched for tonights game against Washington.
• More scoring in the NBA season is good for the fans - just ask Mike Monroe, he'll tell you.
  
• NFL owners grant give the Jets and Giants a $300 million dollar Christmas gift -- a loan towards payment of their new stadium set to open in 2010.
• Of all the things the NHL has to worry about - low ratings, bring back fans - they decide to Ottawa Senators left winger Peter Schaefer for waving a towel on the bench during the game.