The Denver Nuggets acquired rookie point guard Kenny Satterfield from the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday for a second-round draft pick or future considerations.

The Mavericks selected Satterfield, an early-entry candidate from Cincinnati, with the 54th pick in the 2001 draft. That was 22 spots after Orlando selected Omar Cook, also a point guard. The Magic later traded him to the Nuggets. The team and Cook's representatives have not been able to reach agreement on a contract.

NBA.com reports that The Dallas Mavericks traded the rights of rookie Kenny Satterfield to the Denver Nuggets for a future second round draft pick or future considerations.

DallasBasketball.com's Mike Fisher reports that some Mavs have already begun workouts.  Those in attendence at the Landry Center are: Shawn Bradley, Tim Hardaway, Adrian Griffin, Khalid Al-Amin and Greg Buckner plus Darvin Ham and a few other non-Mavs.

Richard Alm of the Dallas Morning News reports that the new uniforms the Mavs unveiled yesterday are "basic, not flamboyant."  The home uniforms are white and the road unis are navy blue.  Instead of 'Mavericks' on the chest, 'Dallas' is now written.  A star on the back symbolizes Texas.  The Mavs intend to improve merchandise sales with the new look.