Free agent guard Isaiah Thomas has agreed to a one-year deal with the Denver Nuggets, league sources tell ESPN.

Thomas will reunite with Michael Malone, who coached him with the Kings.

He has found his landing spot in the Nuggets contract for the veteran’s minimum of $2 million.

IN 2016, Thomas told reporters he expected the Boston Celtics to “bring out the Brinks truck” in anticipation of a potential max deal this summer.

Last year, following a second-team All-NBA campaign, Thomas doubled down on his Brinks truck demands, calling specifically for a max deal.

“I’m a max (contract) guy, so I deserve the max,” Thomas said. “We’ve just got to continue to take care of business on the court and let the cards fall where they may. I’m happy for all the guards and all the other guys getting their money, because they deserve it, but my time’s coming. They know they’ve got to bring the Brinks truck out.”

Genuinely headed for a massive salary after thriving with the Celtics, Thomas played through a hip injury during his All-NBA season, an injury that ended up being more significant than expected.

Boston traded Thomas to the Cleveland in last summer’s disastrous Kyrie Irving deal that led to the Cavs shipping Thomas to the Los Angeles Lakers before the trade deadline. Thomas fell flat with both teams and eventually elected to have season-ending hip surgery.

Thomas is coming off of a four-year, $27 million deal he signed with the Celtics in 2014. Now, instead of looking at the neighborhood of $27 million annually, Thomas has been reduced to signing a prove-it deal for $2 million.