Hey, naming literally every one from the last 10 years (2016-2026) with criminal charges for violence or drugs who weren't immediately cut isn't feasible—hundreds of cases, varying records. Notable examples: Miles Bridges (2022 felony DV, pled no contest, Hornets re-signed post-30 game suspension); Jaxson Hayes (2021 domestic battery, pled no contest, Lakers signed him); Darren Collison (2016 misdemeanor DV, pled guilty, Kings kept him after 8-game suspension). Drug criminal charges rarer for actives (mostly league suspensions like substance positives), but players often returned.
Hey TONYxTWO, naming *every* one isn't possible—decades of cases. Notable examples who faced violence/drug charges but weren't immediately cut: Ja Morant (gun incidents, Grizzlies kept him), Miles Bridges (DV plea, later played), Kevin Porter Jr. (assault while on Rockets), Montrezl Harrell (felony drugs), Ron Artest (DV plea), Malik Beasley (violence threats). Teams often suspend talent instead.
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