According to Hoopsworld:

ESPN.com's Marc Stein brings up some interesting points in his Daily Dime regarding Miller. According to Stein several rival executives said the organization acquired solely so they could have a tradable asset. Originally they wanted to spend their cap space on Hedo Turkoglu and Paul Millsap.
 
Miller remains one of the better point guards in the league and there's no doubt he's capable of producing much more than he has so far. He can keep his bags unpacked for now though because he cannot be traded until December 13th. Come that time things could be completely different though. Portland will hold onto him if he's a starter who is helping their team take the next step forward.

If Miller is still unhappy come December 13th, expect the phone to starting ringing with questions about what it would take to get Andre off their hands.

If that were to happen, do you think Presti would be interested? The Thunder are in desperate need of some depth at the point guard slot. Especially while Westbrook is still growing into his role.

Honestly, I'm not too familiar with Miller. Last year Miller scored 16.3, assisted 6.5, and turned-over 2.4 on average. Miller's numbers were only slightly better than Westbrook's rookie campaign. Given that info, plus his contract ($21 for 3yrs) and his age, Presti likely wouldn't be interested. I really don't see anyone that would be.

Westbrook isn't consistent enough to run the offense every night. Don't get me wrong. RW0 is my boy. I predicted Presti would draft him in '08, and I know he can pull his game together. Especially with the flashes of brilliance that he displayed in the first few games. Still, I think there is a need for a solid point guard to run the offensive when Westbrook starts turning over the ball. Any thoughts/suggestions?