Andre Miller has no desire to return to the Denver Nuggets, a source told Yahoo Sports on Saturday. The Nuggets were attempting to mend the relationship with their veteran point guard, but the relationship is reportedly beyond repair. Miller wants nothing to do with the Nuggets organization, which makes a trade by the February 20 deadline more likely. Wherever Miller lands, he will be in a backup point guard role, and it will be difficult for him to muster much fantasy value.

The Nuggets recently held a workout with banished PG Andre Miller and they may decide to have him rejoin the team, according to CBS Sports. Miller argued with coach Brian Shaw during a game on Dec. 30 and hasn't played since. The Nuggets failed to find a suitable trade for their disgruntled veteran despite reported interest from the Wizards and Kings, and their move to work out Miller isn't a big surprise with Nate Robinson (ACL surgery) out for the season. Denver also reportedly has interest in D-League PG Pierre Jackson, however, so it seems they're keeping their options open.

According to ESPN, the Wizards covet Andre Miller.

Nuggets coach Brian Shaw said that Andre Miller has been excused from the team and that it's on him to reestablish communication. "If there's any reaching out that needs to be done, the reaching out has to come from him," Shaw said. "At this point, we're still trying to evaluate the situation. The guys that are here are going to be our concern. It's something I've completely taken myself out of. Whatever happens will be dealt with between him, his agent and the front office." It doesn't sound like these two will be swapping Christmas cards anytime soon, and Miller can be ignored for fantasy purposes.

Nuggets coach Brian Shaw will consider returning Andre Miller to the lineup on Friday. Nate Robinson (knee) has been ruled out and Ty Lawson (shoulder) is questionable, so it makes sense for Denver to at least think about dusting off their disgruntled veteran PG. Miller hasn't so much as spoken with Shaw since their confrontation on Jan. 1, which led to Miller's being sent away from the team and unsuccessfully shopped around in trade talks. Even if he does return to Shaw's good graces, Miller isn't a fantasy option.

Andre Miller could return to the Nuggets lineup soon. The Nuggets have likely exhausted their possible trade partners and look to have come up empty. Miller and coach Brian Shaw could patch things up. "I'm willing to coach anybody on our roster that's willing to play and do what the best thing is for the team, whatever role that is," Shaw said. The Nuggets are 4-0 without Miller, so Shaw might be even less inclined to play the veteran point guard.

The Kings have "been proactive in talks" for Andre Miller. There are more teams in pursuit and it sounds like Miller is going to be gone at some point in the near future. This is the second time the Kings have come up while the Warriors are another possibility. Miller can be left on the waiver wire in fantasy leagues, but Randy Foye and Nate Robinson both have emerged as fantasy options in some deeper leagues based on the last two games.

The Nuggets are actively trying to trade Andre Miller, according the Denver Post. Miller has clashed with Nuggets coach Brian Shaw in recent days and will remain away from the team. Randy Foye and Nate Robinson will continue to see additional minutes in Miller's absence. The Warrior and Kings have been mentioned as possible landing spots for Miller, who can remain on the waiver wire in standard fantasy leagues.

The Nuggets will rescind Andre Miller's two-game suspension but he will still be away from the team. The move is a nice gesture by the Nuggets to get Miller paid from two games. He won't play on Friday or Sunday for personal reasons. Miller is likely going to be traded with the Kings and Warriors popping up as the first two teams as possibilities. Randy Foye and Nate Robinson could get a few extra minutes this weekend.

The Warriors and Kings are "intrigued by the idea" of acquiring Andre Miller. It makes a lot of sense with their respective backups being Toney Douglas and Jimmer Fredette. Miller is 38 and he really isn't capable of creating offense while he's a liability on defense, but he's a savvy veteran and would provide some depth should either Stephen Curry or Isaiah Thomas go down, respectively. Nothing is imminent and Miller can remain on the wire in almost all leagues.