Elijah Millsap

Millsap received much praise from coach Mike Malone throughout training camp but ultimately it wasn't enough to make the final cut. Millsap last appeared in the NBA for the Suns in 2016-17.

The younger brother of Paul Millsap, Elijah will join the Nuggets for the preseason but he's unlikely to remain on the roster long-term. Millsap has appeared in 69 career NBA games -- most recently suiting up for the Suns in 2016-17.

Millsap has struggled to find the floor during his first three seasons in the NBA, totaling 69 games played for two different franchises (Utah and Phoenix) and never averaging more than 5.3 points per game. He'll look to get a fresh start in the Wolves' G-League system.

Millsap saw action in just two preseason games and with the Suns fairly stacked with bodies on the wing, there was no reason to keep Millsap on the final roster. He'll likely open the season in the G-League, which isn't anything new for him, as Millsap averaged an impressive 19.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.1 steals across 50 games with the Northern Arizona Suns last year.