The Denver Nuggets have made it no secret that they are shopping Andre Miller after he got into a public spat with head coach Brian Shaw and it appears that the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings are the top options, while the New York Knicks are another destination and this comes as they are getting interest about center Tyson Chandler.

According to ESPN.com reporter Marc Stein on Twitter, the Warriors are the top team looking at Miller and while the Knicks would love to get involved, they simply don't have the assets to make a deal happen. Stein writes that the team has Chandler as an option but has been rebuffing interest in him and that the Miller deal resembles what happened with Kyle Lowry earlier in the season, as the Knicks and Raptors were close to a deal but the Knicks relented and did not want to give up too much to Toronto.

The 37-year-old Miller had some issues with coach Brian Shaw after he sat him last week and now he is being shopped ahead of the deadline. The Kings have made it clear that they would like to add a veteran point guard to the mix and the Knicks have dealt with rumors surrounding Iman Shumpert as well.

New York has been playing much better and they pulled out a game against the Suns to win their fifth in a row and now they are moving up in the division and are in second place with a 15-22 record. The team plays the Bobcats next and after a win against the Sixers on Saturday they are getting on a roll.