Since his falling out with Denver Nuggets first-year head coach Brian Shaw, it appeared that veteran court general Andre Miller will be on his Mile High City. With the trade deadline looming a deal could happen anytime soon and one of the teams interested in his services are the Memphis Grizzlies.to

According to Yahoo Sports’ Marc J. Spears, the relationship between Shaw and Miller is “beyond repair” and has reported that a deal near the deadline is all but a sure thing as the discord between the two parties has not improved.

“It’s a burned bridge. No reconciliation. He’s waiting by the door with his bag already packed. The relationship is irreparable. Under no circumstances does he want to come back to Denver,” said a source from Spears article.

One team that could use the experienced point guard is the Memphis Grizzlies, who is one of the teams in the West currently out of the playoff picture and may use some PG-help down the stretch

Memphis (29-23) is at 9th place, one and a half games behind the Golden State Warriors (31-22) and two and a half game behind the Phoenix Suns (30-21).

With lack of consistent playing time, Miller's numbers have hit career lows with 5.9 points and 3.3 assists per game in 30 outings this season.

If traded to Memphis, he will be the third point guard in the rotation behind starter Mike Conley and primary back-up Nick Calathes.

Here’s a probable exchange between the Nuggets and Grizzlies before the trade deadline:

Denver-Memphis Trade:
A. Miller ($5M) for E. Davis ($3.15M) and J. Leuer ($900K)

Logic for Grizzlies: Gets the veteran guard that can back-up the PG spot and perhaps, the SG spot as well.

Logic for Nuggets: Davis has one year left in his deal so it’s a shorter one compared to Andre’s.