Andre "All-Star" Miller A nice article about Miller becoming an All-Star, my second contribution of this caliber. " In another life, Andre Miller might have made a great guard at Buckingham Palace instead of one running the Nuggets' backcourt. As reserved as a banker around those he doesn't trust or know well, Miller just does his job. A strong emotion, good or bad, rarely escapes his lips in public. Here is what Miller said Monday about finally finding stability after three frustrating years in Cleveland and a fourth with the Los Angeles Clippers: "I'm satisfied with my situation here in Denver. I think that's just something everybody goes through, obstacles in their career." http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,3...1902256,00.html
I like Andre Miller. He doesn't often look for his own shot unless the team's down and Carmelo can't get freed up. He's averaged a double double in points and assists in his last few games, and he hustles every play. Maybe one day.
It's a shame. I don't even know if he got 50,000 votes for the all-star balloting. I constantly voted for him, because I feel he deserved to be at least a reserve. 16, 4, 6 are pretty damn good numbers, especially when he doesn't even shoot that much.
whats miller's percentage for field goals? But i agree he does deserve the reserve spot on the allstar team, and his #'s are great.
