Suns waived C Brad Miller.

Miller is expected to retire and the move was expected since he was initially acquired.

The Suns acquired Brad Miller on Friday as part of a three-team trade.

Miller is expected to retire, so the Suns are really just acquiring his contract to make the deal work financially.

Brad Miller is likely to be bought out by the Timberwolves.

He's also likely set to retire from the NBA after starting his career in 1998, after being undrafted out of Purdue.

Brad Miller will start on Monday in Sacramento against the Kings.

Fans will be pumped to see the former King play, and this is yet another reason to wonder how much Nikola Pekovic (ankles) will go tonight.

Brad Miller said that he would retire at the end of this season.

Miller has been limited to just 43 minutes over seven games this season, but David Kahn said he'd like to keep the veteran center in the organization in some capacity following his playing days.

Brad Miller's playing time is limited partly because of poor conditioning, said coach Rick Adelman.

Miller, who recently returned from knee surgery, is averaging 1.0 points and 0.7 rebounds in five minutes per game.

Brad Miller made his season debut after knee surgery on Sunday and had three points in eight minutes.

Darko Milicic and Nikola Pekovic will render Miller useless in fantasy leagues.

Brad Miller (knee surgery) was available for Friday's game but was a DNP-CD.

We're pulling him from the injury report, but we're expecting him to be eased into whatever limited action he gets this season. There will probably be one burst of productivity under Rick Adelman for old time's sakes, but it will almost surely be short-lived.

Brad Miller (knee surgery), who has yet to play this season, will return on Friday.

Miller is coming off of microfracture surgery which he had in June 2011. He was cleared to practice earlier in January and is now ready to return. He'll function as depth behind Darko Milicic and Nikola Pekovic and will be eased into action after such a lengthy time off. He's not on the fantasy radar at this time.

Brad Miller (knee) will travel with the Wolves' on their upcoming two-game road trip, but is unlikely to play.

Miller is 35 and has had chronic knee issues for several years. He'll start off behind Nikola Pekovic and Darko Milicic once cleared.

Brad Miller (knee) will not play on Wednesday.

The 35-year-old practiced fully Tuesday, but still isn't quite ready to return. He's expected to fill a reserve role when he does return.

Brad Miller (knee) practiced in full Tuesday.

It was likely a light practice after the Wolves played a late game Monday night. The 35-year-old Miller is going to need a lot of time to get his body into playing shape after another knee surgery. He's not a threat to the rotation yet.

Brad Miller (knee) is nearly ready to return to practice, but there is no timetable for his return.

"He practiced for short periods the other day, but his conditioning has a long way to go," Rick Adelman said. "A lot of it is just the strength in his leg, the strength that surrounds that [left] knee." Miller is a long-shot to be able to withstand 15-plus mpg, but reunited with Adelman he'll be worth a quick peek when he returns.

Wolves C Brad Miller (knee) is targeting a mid-to-late January return to practice.

Miller's time being a fantasy asset are over, as he's good for no more than 20 minutes in a game. If he ever played 30, we'd be concerned for his health. Even in a 30-team league, Miller is a guy to pass on.

Brad Miller was traded to the Wolves in a deal centered around No. 20 pick Donatas Motiejunas during Thursday's draft.

There is no guarantee that he makes it back onto the floor next year, though he could certainly be used by a number of teams in the league needing a backup big guy to play 10-15 good minutes. With just one more year of guaranteed money on his contract, it also wouldn't be surprising if he got bought out.

Brad Miller recently had microfracture surgery on his left knee -- he expects to be back on the court in January.

Miller is under contract for $4.8 million next season, with an unguaranteed $5.1 million in 2012-13. Coming off major surgery, the veteran center's role will shrink even further next season, regardless of Yao Ming's availability, and he's no longer a significant fantasy option.

Brad Miller expects to have a procedure on his left knee this offseason.

Miller will meet with doctors to determine if he needs all-out surgery or merely a scope. Either way, Miller is nearing the end of the line at age 35. The Rockets are on the hook for two more years of limited minutes with Miller.

Brad Miller had 12 points, eight rebounds, two steals and two 3-pointers off the Rockets bench on Monday.

He played well on Saturday as well, and could be a nice add for Wednesday's finale. Courtney Lee also had 12 points and eight boards to go along with three steals and a three off the bench, while Patrick Patterson started at power forward, but managed just eight points and five boards in 30 minutes.

Brad Miller came out of nowhere for 16 points on 5-of-6 shooting (4-of-4 from downtown) with five rebounds, five assists, one steal, and one block in 26 minutes off the bench in Saturday's blowout win over the Clippers.

This was a messy game that featured a Brian Cook (11.5 minutes) sighting for the Clippers, so who better to counter Cook than the rich man's version of him in Houston. Who knows what the future holds in Houston at this time of the year, but we'd have to be desperate for a center or in a deeper format to chase these numbers.

Brad Miller confirmed that his sore left knee is still giving him problems.

Even with Luis Scola out over the last five games, Miller is averaging just 17 minutes a night. "I don't believe Brad's healthy," coach Rick Adelman said. "He's not moving like he was moving before. He's not shooting the ball the way he was shooting it." Miller is not a real threat to Chuck Hayes.