Joel Freeland and Shawne Williams were suspended one game for head butting each other, the NBA announced on Saturday.

The incident took place in the Detroit Pistons' loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday.

Quincy Miller will sign a two-year contract with the Detroit Pistons on Thursday morning, including a partial guarantee on nearly $1 million for next season, a league source told RealGM.

Miller will sign a prorated deal for the veteran’s minimum this season, with the same terms for 2015-16. Stan Van Gundy told reporters on Wednesday night that the Pistons planned to keep Miller for the rest of the season and into the summer.

Miller joined the Pistons on Feb. 21 under the first of two 10-day contracts. The 6-foot-10 forward has yet to appear in a game for Detroit, but has played two contests for Grand Rapids, the Pistons’ NBA D-League affiliate.

Miller earned a call up with the Sacramento Kings this season after entering the D-League through the Reno Bighorns. He spent the past two seasons with the Denver Nuggets, who drafted Miller in the second round of the 2012 draft.

Quincy Miller has agreed upon a second 10-day contract with the Detroit Pistons, league sources tell RealGM.

Miller did not appear with the Pistons during the first stint, but he played in two games on assignment with the Grand Rapids Drive of the D-League.

Miller was previously on two 10-day contracts this season with the Sacramento Kings.

Greg Monroe "absolutely" remains open to re-signing with the Detroit Pistons in the offseason, according to his agent David Falk.

Factors other than money will weigh in Monroe's decision.

"He's going to get the same money wherever he goes," Falk said to two reporters courtside at the Verizon Center. "I told him that two years ago. All stars get the same amount. It just depends on what the intangibles are.

"Where do you want to move? Who do you want to play with? Who do you want to play with? Is there a coach you want to play for? Do you want to be the star on a rebuilding team or do you want to be a complementary player on a championship team? Those are all intangibles."

The Pistons and Monroe were unable to agree upon a long-term deal last offseason as a restricted free agent. Monroe signed a one-year, $5.4 million qualifying offer.

The Pistons can offer a five-year deal with 7.5 percent raises, while others can only offer four years and 4.5 percent raises.

Falk complimented Stan Van Gundy, who is in his first season as president-coach of the Pistons.

"I think Stan has said some great thing publicly," Falk said. "Greg has said some great things about Stan publicly and Stan's a great coach."