Hornets' Miles Bridges apologizes for domestic violence charges, receives NBA suspension

Bridges was arrested in 2022 on felony domestic violence charges and pleaded no contest, receiving probation.
The NBA investigated the allegations and suspended Bridges for 30 games total, 10 to be served next season.
Bridges publicly apologized for the pain he caused and vowed to rebuild relationships and engage more in the community.
The Hornets organization and NBA agreed to give Bridges a second chance based on remorse, accountability, and their relationship with him.
Bridges aims to prove himself this season after missing all of 2022-23 due to the legal situation and suspension.