Matt Steinmetz of CSN Bay Area reported Thursday that Andre Miller's deal was really for three years and $14.6 million, and not three years for $9 million. It's interesting how he would get this report before anybody else in Denver, but he's usually on the money when it comes to reporting the facts. We'll update the blurb if it turns out the original report was correct.

The Nuggets agreed in principle to a three-year deal with Andre Miller on Sunday. Like all of these signings, they can't be executed until the league's moratorium on signing free agents is lifted on July 11. We'll pass along the financial details as they're made available, but this is just the most recent vote of confidence in Miller by the Nuggets. He'll continue to back up both guard slots, and has a great chance of duplicating his output from last season (9.7 points, 6.7 assists, 3.4 boards, 1.0 steals). This does rain on Ty Lawson's party a bit, but he'll make-do as he did last season.

Unrestricted free agent Andre Miller has had "positive discussions" with GM Masai Ujiri about returning to Denver. The Denver Post believes that if Miller returns, he'll return to a sizable role. The veteran is "one of coach George Kar's favorite players." Miller has previously voiced that he is open to staying in Denver, but also said that if he's going to be a reserve, he wants to do so on a championship-caliber team. It's nowhere near a lock that he re-signs with the Nuggets.

The Miami Heat plan to pursue unrestricted free agent Andre Miller in the offseason. Miller would have to be willing to take a pay cut, but the scenario makes some sense. Miller has previously expressed that he wants to be on a championship-caliber team, and Miami certainly fits that description. The veteran is expected to draw interest from a number of teams looking for an upgrade at the point guard position.

Masai Ujiri reiterated that the Nuggets hope to re-sign Andre Miller. "Do we want Andre back? Yes," Ujiri said. "Collectively, the organization, ownerships, Coach Karl, teammates, we want Andre back. He was great for the team." Miller averaged 9.7 points, 6.7 assists and 1.0 steals in 27 minutes per game during the regular season, but Denver won't be without competition for his services.

Andre Miller "expressed interest" to Masai Ujiri about returning to the Nuggets next season. We're taking this with a gigantic grain of salt. Miller was probably just being nice on his way out, because the veteran point guard said earlier in the week that he'd like to be a starter or a backup for a championship caliber team. It wouldn't be a surprise whatsoever to see him put on a different jersey next season.

Andre Miller will be an unrestricted free agent this summer -- he's open to returning with the Nuggets, but also sees himself as a starter. "I want to be on a team that's going to compete for a championship, and not use youth as a crutch or inexperience as a crutch," Miller said. "This team does have guys that can compete and can get out of the first round. It's just whether I can swallow my pride and deal with being a backup point guard." With Ty Lawson installed as the PG of the present/future in Denver, Miller could be headed out of town.

Andre Miller had 12 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and a steal in Sunday's Game 1 loss to the Lakers. The Nuggets know that they have to push the tempo in order to compete with the massive size advantage the Lakers have. So Miller is going to see plenty of burn in two-point guard sets with Ty Lawson. Al Harrington saw just 21 minutes off the bench, scoring 10 points.

Andre Miller cooled off in Saturday's victory, scoring eight points with just two assists vs. five turnovers. Old man 'Dre was averaging 9.5 assists in the past six games, and this is nothing to be concerned about from one of the league's steadiest veterans.

Andre Miller handed out a season-high 15 assists in Monday's win over the Rockets, and also chipped in with four points on 2-of-8 shooting, two boards, and a steal in 26 minutes off the bench. Miller has handed out 10 or more assists in his last two games and had a 20-point outing in the game before that, but scored six, zero, six, and four points in the games surrounding the 20-point effort. He has been a borderline value any way you slice it, but the lack of scoring has put a damper on his march of dimes.