Nuggets sign Mike Miller to reported 1-year deal
The Denver Nuggets have signed Mike Miller to a one-year contract, according to the Denver Post's Christopher Dempsey.
Earlier reports indicated that Miller was expected to sign with the Nuggets.
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After the Portland Trail Blazers acquired him in July, Miller and the Blazers agreed to a buyout, which freed the sharpshooter to sign with any team.
Miller cleared waivers earlier Wednesday. His new deal with the Mile-High City franchise has the 35-year-old set to join the seventh NBA club of his 15-year career.
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Known primarily for his knack at draining 3-pointers - 40.7 percent from beyond the arc on his career - the two-time NBA champion figures to boost the Nuggets' woeful long-distance shooting mark from last season. The team finished its 2014-15 campaign ranked 28th in the league in that category with an average of 32.5 percent.