The Nuggets have suspended Andre Miller for two games for conduct detrimental to the team. Miller shouted at coach Brian Shaw during Wednesday's game, as he was unhappy following a rare DNP-CD. It was an uncharacteristic and unbecoming incident for the 38-year-old guard, who will sit out games on Friday and Sunday. Nate Robinson and Randy Foye will pick up a few extra minutes in his absence.

Andre Miller yelled about the disrespect he felt during Wednesday's game for coach Brian Shaw sitting him out for the entire game. Coach Shaw basically confirmed the confrontation following the game. "There's a time and place for everything," Shaw said. "In the middle of the arena in front of everyone ... I just tried to calm it down." Conventional wisdoms suggests trade rumors aren't far behind here. Miller is going to turn 38 later this season and there are a few competitive teams that could use Miller's help for some bench depth. His upside won't be high enough to stash in almost any situation for fantasy purposes. Randy Foye and Nate Robinson would likely pick up a couple extra minutes, but it's not a enough to move the needle on them as pickups much.

Andre Miller didn't play on Wednesday due a coach's decision, giving him is first DNP of the season. He had played 17 or fewer minutes in seven of his eight previous games, and has now scored a total of six points over his last four. He was seen arguing on the bench with someone and had to be restrained, and it looks like the wheels may be coming off in Denver, as tonight's loss to the Sixers gives them eight straight.

Andre Miller logged 30 minutes in Monday's loss to the Warriors, scoring 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting with four rebounds, eight assists, one steal and one block. Perhaps Randy Foye (0-for-5 FGs) can continue to be this bad, but it's going to take a lot of help to make Miller into a viable fantasy asset. He's barely in the top-200 on the season.

Andre Miller couldn't make any of his five field goal attempts against the Wizards on Monday, scoring three points at the free throw line with one board, five assists and two steals in 22 minutes. He had four turnovers and was just overmatched tonight by John Wall on both ends. Miller is 37 years old and is one of the most durable players in the history of the NBA, but his best years are way behind him. He's only on the radar in deeper leagues even with Ty Lawson's status up in the air.

Moving into the starting lineup with Ty Lawson (hamstring) sidelined, Andre Miller handed out seven assists with four rebounds, one steal and eight points to his credit on Saturday. He tied his season-high with 29 minutes played and should post similar numbers if Lawson isn't able to return on Monday. Give him a look if you're intrigued by temporary, muted PG production.

Andre Miller shot 5-of-6 from the field against the Celtics on Friday for 10 points with one rebound, two steals and three turnovers. He might be moving into the starting lineup with Ty Lawson's status up in the air for Saturday's game at Philly. In 11 starts last season, Miller averaged 12.9 points, 7.4 assists and 1.0 steals in 34.5 minutes. He does look a little slower this year, so it would be a bit of a stretch for him to log that many minutes on Saturday. He's more of a speculative add in deep leagues unless there is negative news on Lawson before Saturday's game.

Andre Miller intends to play in the NBA until he's 40 years old, which would keep him in uniform through the 2015-16 season. Brian Shaw said Miller "still has something in the tank." He's a whip-smart offensive player but his defensive limitations are often glaring, and Denver's backcourt depth makes him a dubious fantasy option. Miller easily dismisses his detractors, saying, "I've never missed a game as a Nugget. I couldn't care less what people say as far as my preparation and what I do on the court."

Andre Miller worked on his jump shot and ball handling over the offseason. He's never really been much of a shooter and only 19.6 percent of his shots came from beyond 16 feet in all of last season. Miller is going to run the point for the second unit for Denver, which became a lot weaker this year, especially with Danilo Gallinari recovering from an ACL tear. He'll be a low-upside option in deeper leagues for assists.

Nuggets GM Tim Connelly says Andre Miller will remain with the team. Miller had been mentioned in a trade report and appeared to be expendable after the Nuggets signed Nate Robinson this summer. Connelly, however, disputed the idea that Miller is headed anywhere, responding "absolutely" when asked if the veteran point guard would be with the Nuggets next season.