In a poll conducted by NBA.com, the league's GM have voted the Denver Nuggets as the most exciting team to watch.

They were vastly improved last season, with the addition of Carmelo Anthony and strong years from Nene and Marcus Camby.

This year the Nuggets will be even more exciting with the addition of Kenyon Martin from the New Jersey Nets.

Finishing behind the Nuggets were the Grizzlies, Suns and Mavericks.

In the first half of Wednesday's preseason game in Atlanta, Miller finished a fast break with a dunk then grimaced in pain. Memphis head coach Hubie Brown rested him for the remainder of the game as a precautionary measure, reports the Memphis Commercial-Appeal.

The Grizzlies are very cautious about Miller's health since he has missed a lot of time over the past two years due to back injury. Said Brown: "I had to make a decision because when he went in on the dunk you could see his reaction. I didn't like his reaction physically. We're playing (Thursday) at home and we'll see how he feels." Though Miller appeared fine after the game, this is not a good sign for his health through the season.

The Memphis Grizzlies recently signed center Pau Gasol to a multi-year contract extension.

"We are delighted to reach a contract agreement with Pau," Jerry West, the team's president of basketball operations, said Friday.

Mr. Gasol returns as the Grizzlies leading scorer and is coming off a very impressive Olympic performance.

"This is a very big commitment for all parties. I look forward to being a part of the Grizzlies' exciting future and taking this team to another level," he said