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With the NBA Season back in action, we have to wonder who made the mistake of signing overseas. Most players were given an opt out clause, but some others were either not offered one, or were offered more money to stick around even if the NBA returns. Take a look at the salaries of the players listed below, and you be the judge on who made the mistake of signing overseas. (Most deals are one year, unless otherwise indicated).

David Anderson (Italy)

$2.5 million *three year deal

Hilton Armstrong (France)

$900,000

Aaron Brooks (China)

$2 million

Wilson Chandler (China)

$2.1 million

Joey Dorsey (Spain)

$850,000

Chris Douglas-Roberts (Italy)

$850,000

Dan Gadzuric (China)

$7.2 million

Pooh Jeter (Spain)

$474,000

Acie Law (Serbia)

$875,000

Kenyon Martin (China)

$16.5 million

Patrick Mills (China)

$937,000

Josh Powell (China)

$1.1 million

Chris Quinn (Russia)

$875,000

Brian Scalabrine (Italy)

$1.2 million

J.R. Smith (China)

$6.7 million

Darius Songaila (Turkey)

$4.8 million

Sasha Vujacic (Turkey)

$5.5 million

Von Wafer (Italy)

$915,000

Sonny Weems (Lithuania)

$854,000

There is a chance that some of these players may be allowed out of their contracts, but none of these players have opt-out options in their contracts, and will most likely not return to the NBA this year.