CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Miles Bridges, the controversial Charlotte Hornet who is back with the team after pleading no contest to a charge of felony domestic violence, said Tuesday he wanted to apologize for the “pain and embarrassment that I’ve caused to everyone.”
Was that enough penance? To hold a press conference at the Hornets’ home arena and answer questions for the first time in 15 months?
No, of course it wasn’t. And as I’ve written before, I’m not thrilled with the whole idea that Bridges is back on Charlotte’s roster.