Without Miller and Jones, Wolves down to two point guards at Denver

With Tyus Jones assigned to the D League and Andre Miller away from the team because of personal reasons, the Wolves will play on at Denver tonight with Ricky Rubio and Zach LaVine as their only available somewhat natural point guards.

That wouldn't have been an issue in any recent games because Rubio and LaVine are sharing all those minutes anyway, but there's no insurance tonight if something happens to either one.

Miller is expected to rejoin the team in time for Sunday's game at Phoenix.

Wolves interim head coach Sam Mitchell said he knows what his third option will be if it's needed, but he wasn't saying after shootaround Friday. It could be Nemanja Bjelica, the 6-10 point forward who can pass and create.

Veteran Kevin Martin has his sprained shooting wrist iced after the morning shoot and it clearly was bothering him, but he said he'd play through it against the Nuggets, whom the Wolves beat here at Pepsi Center in the season's second game.

Like the Wolves, the Nuggets have been better on the road than home, too. They've lost their last five home games.

Jones, by the way, will play his second game with the Idaho Stampede in the D-League tonight.