Giambi admits steroid use in 2003 grand jury
Giambi testified in December 2003 he injected growth hormone in the stomach and used multiple steroids for at least three seasons. He described obtaining drugs from Barry Bonds' trainer and said he used testosterone, a cream, and a substance under the tongue, contradicting prior denials.
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Williams declines four game reinstatement with NFL
Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams rejected a deal to serve a four game drug suspension this season and return next year. His lawyer David Cornwell said Williams is not interested in resuming his NFL career at this time. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello confirmed the rejection.
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Notre Dame eyes Utah coach Meyer for vacancy
Notre Dame has contacted Utah coach Urban Meyer about its coaching vacancy and planned to meet him Thursday per The New York Times. Meyer, a former Notre Dame assistant, helped Utah rise to a high profile, with the program poised to become a mid-major BCS challenger.
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NHL and players union resume talks to end lockout
The NHL and the players association will meet in Toronto on December 9 to resume negotiations and salvage the season after 78 days. Executive director Bob Goodenow invited commissioner Gary Bettman to return to the table as talks resume amid a stalled season with 334 regular season games canceled.
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Fratello named Memphis Grizzlies head coach replacing Brown
Mike Fratello was hired as coach of the Memphis Grizzlies, leaving the TV booth and replacing mentor Hubie Brown who retired for health reasons. Fratello, known as Little Hubie, led the Hawks and Cavaliers before broadcasting, and becomes the seventh Grizzlies head coach. Brown had coached the team to a 50 win season and playoff berth before departing last season. The club began this season 5-11 and had a five game skid.
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