27-year-old Miguel Cabrera arrived at Spring Training for the first time today.  He was arrested last week on suspicion of driving under the influence and resisting an officer without violence, and according to The Associated Press, Cabrera will undergo treatment set up by doctors administered by management and its players’ union.

Cabrera also spoke with reporters and apologized for his actions.

“I am very sorry for what I have done,” Cabrera said through a translator. “I have worked hard for a period of time and I hope everyone forgives me. All I ask for is forgiveness.”

“I have it under control,” Cabrera said. “It was just a bad decision. I plan to continue with treatment. I made a mistake this time, and all I can do is continue treatment.”

The infielder is also set to speak with his teammates.

“There won’t be a big meeting,” Cabrera said. “I want to meet with everyone face to face over the next few days. I’ve learned a lot of lessons in my life, and this was a tough one.”

Cabrera is set to be arraigned on his charges on March 16, and it’s expected that he’ll be in uniform with the team opens their season on March 31.