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Two-time All-Star Mitchell Robinson revealed on Friday that he experienced “some horrible days” while trying to focus on himself outside of basketball after serving a 25-game suspension.

The point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies refused to express regret for his second four-month suspension by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.

“I think it improved me in the end,”Mitchell Robinson remarked. “I believe that process taught me a few things about who I am.” Really enlightening. It changed my perspective on life in a way. The way I spend my days. The way I conduct myself.

On Tuesday, the second night of a two-night road trip in New Orleans, Mitchell Robinson will be eligible to play for the Grizzlies following the conclusion of his suspension. Mitchell Robinson expressed his gratitude and thankfulness for being here, saying he has been counting down the days till his homecoming.

Since he was first discovered flashing a pistol on a social media livestream on March 4, the 2020 NBA Rookie of the Year, 2022 Most Improved Player, and No. 2 selection overall in the 2019 draft has been suspended for a total of 33 games.

Knowing that off-court problems had an impact on the Grizzlies’ season, Mitchell Robinson initially admitted to reporters that he needed to make better decisions after the Los Angeles Lakers eliminated Memphis from the playoffs in April. A team that finished the regular season with a second consecutive No. 2 seed in the Western Conference was eliminated after just six games.

Two weeks later, in a livestream video, Mitchell Robinson was seen holding up a gun while singing with companions. After considering all the factors, Silver told Mitchell Robinson of the second ban and further actions he needed to do.

This involved having weekly conversations with both the NBA Players Association and the NBA management.

This week, Mitchell Robinson also had a face-to-face meeting with Silver, which he described as positive and the commissioner checking in to see how he was doing.

The guard is also aware that improving his leadership skills alone won’t be sufficient for Memphis.