Mike Miller has agreed upon a two-year deal with the Denver Nuggets worth more than $5 million.

Miller signed with the Nuggets last offseason after spending the 14-15 season with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Dwyane Wade is pushing to decide his future by the end of Wednesday evening.

Wade is deciding between the Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls and Denver Nuggets.

Pat Riley is also ready for an answer from Wade as he's been working on contingency plans.

Wade has been offered as much as a two-year, $50 million deal by the Nuggets. Wade has so far been offered a two-year, $40 million deal by the Heat. Miami would have to unload the contract of Josh McRoberts to increase their offer.

Chicago is prepared to unload salary to improve their offer to Wade as well.

Update 9:21 PM EST: Wade is nearing a commitment to the Bulls pending their ability to create enough cap space to sign him.

Dwyane Wade is meeting with the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday morning in New York.

Wade will meet with the Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls on Wednesday afternoon.

Wade has a two-year offer worth more than $50 million from the Nuggets.

There is no meeting set between Wade and the Miami Heat as of now.

The Denver Nuggets have improved their offer to Dwyane Wade up to a two-year, $50 million offer.

The Miami Heat are approximately $10 million short of Denver's offer with a two-year, $40 million offer.

Wade has also received interest from the Chicago Bulls.

Tim Reynolds of the AP reports Wade has meets with multiple teams, including the Nuggets, scheduled for Wednesday in New York.

Dwyane Wade is seeking a two-year, $50 million deal from the Miami Heat.

Wade continues to hold talks with the Denver Nuggets and Chicago Bulls. Both teams can offer Wade a more lucrative deal than the Heat.

The Heat recently raised their offer to two years and approximately $40 million.

There has been no traction between Wade and the Cavaliers, according to sources. The Cavs have no cap space currently and could only offer their $3.4 million mid-level exception.

The Cavaliers' Twitter account recently began to follow Wade and his wife, Gabrielle Union.

Dwyane Wade has canceled some of the free agent meetings he had scheduled this week.

Wade and the Miami Heat continue to discuss a new contract. Wade was reportedly offered a two-year, $40 million deal on Monday. Wade has also been linked to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Wade had been scheduled to meet with the Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets.

Dan Le Batard shed additional light on the situation.

“The problems are real," Le Batard said on ESPN Radio Tuesday. “It’s not something we’re soap-opera manufacturing because we love it. The relationship has never been in a more dangerous place when you consider Golden State going to get Durant with all their players to recruit him and you consider the Spurs going with LaMarcus Aldridge and Pat Riley couldn’t go with Dwyane Wade and Dwyane Wade’s camp leaked before the meeting something that played defense against what the Miami Heat was trying to do in that meeting… but he was in no way helping the franchise with the recruitment of Durant in any way, didn’t make a public comment about wanting Durant. Didn’t reach out in private. Somewhere along the line here and I don’t know how this happened and I don’t know why it happened but somewhere along the line there’s a trust fracture here.

“Dwyane Wade clearly doesn’t trust the Miami Heat to give him X number of million on the front end with the bird rights they can give him at the end of the contract — the parachute of one year, $30 million, $40 million, $50 million — he clearly doesn’t trust them to do that…”

The Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets continue to pursue a deal with Dwyane Wade.

Wade remains a free agent as he's been unable to agree upon terms so far with the Miami Heat.

The Bucks don't have enough cap space to sign Wade currently, but they have confidence of being able to trade away Greg Monroe. Milwaukee is scheduled to meet with Wade after the 4th of July holiday.

The Denver Nuggets have agreed upon a three-year, $23 million deal with Darrell Arthur.

Arthur opted out of his $2.94 million deal with the Nuggets for 16-17 to test free agency.

Arthur has become one of the NBA's better shooters at power forward while also playing solid defense.