Sports Rewind: Kobe Bryant Is Back

Plus, Robinson Cano signs $240 million deal.

Kobe Bryant Makes His Season Debut - Steelers coach slammed with $100K fine; smoke and fire cause NBA game to be postponed; plus Deion Sanders is fired from charter school for the second time this year. —Dominique ZonyééAfter nearly eight months of recovery due to an Achilles injury, Kobe Bryant returned back to the court on Dec. 8. Bryant had nine points and eight rebounds in his season debut, but the Lakers were unable to stop the Toronto Raptors and lost 106-94. "I think the last time I had eight months off, I was still in the womb," Bryant said. "It felt good to get out there."(Photo: Danny Moloshok/AP Photo)
Jayson Williams Out of Prison and Allegedly Threatening Daughters - Former NBA baller Jayson Williams just got of prison for killing his limo driver back in 2002, and now, according to TMZ, he is threatening to kill again. Williams’ estranged wife, Tanya Williams, filed court documents in California seeking health insurance and support for their two young daughters. Because they are in “fear for their lives,” after Williams punched a ceiling and screamed, “I want to kill someone.”(Photo: Frank H. Conlon-Pool/Getty Images)
Robinson Cano Signs Record-Breaking Deal With Mariners - With the help of his sports agent, Jay Z and Roc Nation Sports, Robinson Cano scored one of the three biggest contracts in baseball history for $240 million over the course of 10 years with the Seattle Mariners.(Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)LeBron James the Actor? - LeBron James will be teaming up with funny man Kevin Hart to star in the Universal Pictures comedy Ballers, which Hart will co-write. James will star as an NBA player, while Hart will play the role of his brother, who is living in James’ shadow. Sounds like this could be hilarious. Stay tuned to see when the film starts production.(Photo: John M. Heller/Getty Images)

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Kobe Bryant Makes His Season Debut - Steelers coach slammed with $100K fine; smoke and fire cause NBA game to be postponed; plus Deion Sanders is fired from charter school for the second time this year. —Dominique ZonyééAfter nearly eight months of recovery due to an Achilles injury, Kobe Bryant returned back to the court on Dec. 8. Bryant had nine points and eight rebounds in his season debut, but the Lakers were unable to stop the Toronto Raptors and lost 106-94. "I think the last time I had eight months off, I was still in the womb," Bryant said. "It felt good to get out there."(Photo: Danny Moloshok/AP Photo)

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