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Miles Bridges has missed the entirety of the 2022-23 NBA season after pleading no contest to domestic violence charges. Those charges stemmed from allegations that Bridges assaulted his girlfriend in front of their two children in June.

Bridges attended the Michigan State-Indiana game in East Lansing, Michigan on Tuesday and told Sports Betting News that his return to the NBA might be coming soon.

“It’s been a long process,” Bridges said. “I might be back in March.”

The NBA has yet to levy any punishment on Bridges, because he remains an unsigned free agent. The Charlotte Hornets control Bridges’ restricted free agent rights. When asked about Bridges earlier in February, Hornets general manager Mitch Kupchak gave no indication of what the team’s plans are with 6-foot-7 forward.

“The NBA is conducting an investigation and I don’t know when that is going to end,” Kupchak said. “When it ends, we’ll have more information and we’ll go from there. I’ll leave it up to you to decide what kind of impact that had on our team this year.”

James Harden remains away from the Philadelphia 76ers, as the team ramps up preparation for their season opener this week. It’s unclear at this point if Harden will be available when the Sixers open the regular season at the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday.

Harden has been away from the team for nearly two weeks. He hasn’t attended any of the 76ers preseason games. Harden continues to want a trade from Philadelphia, with his ideal destination being the LA Clippers.