CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Miles Bridges was back in the building, but this was unlike anything he’d experienced.
Bridges entered the interview room inside the Spectrum Center to the clicks of cameras, trailing Charlotte Hornets team president/general manager Mitch Kupchak. They made their way up the dais to sit down side-by-side and discuss the events that happened during the past calendar year following Bridges’ arrest in Los Angeles last June and subsequent plea of no contest to felony domestic violence in November.
“First of all, I just want to apologize to everybody for the pain and embarrassment that I caused everyone, but especially my family,” Bridges said Tuesday. “This year away, I’ve used it to prioritize just going to therapy and becoming the best person I can be — someone that my family and everybody here can be proud of.
