Nuggets rescind Andre Miller’s suspension. Not that he is getting on the court.

The Denver Nuggets had suspended Andre Miller two games after his consecutive games played streak was snapped at 239 games with a DNP-CD by Brian Shaw — Miller lashed out at his coach on the bench.

Friday the Nuggets chose to rescind that suspension.

But don’t read too much into that, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports — this was really about appeasing an angry (and popular in the locker room) veteran:

Denver's rescinding of Andre Miller's suspension is simply a gesture to allow him to get paid while sitting out two games, source tells Y!

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) January 4, 2014

Miller will miss tonight and Sunday's game, and return to practice on Monday for Denver. He's talked with Brian Shaw and GM Tim Connelly.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) January 4, 2014

This also does not turn down the trade chatter around Miller — he is a solid veteran point guard who could help a lot of teams.

Smart money has him in another uniform after the trade deadline — and those teammates and fans loving him.