With plenty of NBA D-League players heading overseas during the offseason, "Rookie of the Year" Tony Mitchell is next in line.

After becoming known as one of the more efficient rebounders in the NBA D-League, Marvin Phillips ventured to Canada this past season to take the NBL by storm. He succeeded, with his efforts highlighted by multiple honors and a league championship.

At 19-years old, Dennis Schroeder is the most promising young talent coming out of Germany and will be on display at the Nike Hoop Summit. But his mercurial pro point guard also has NBA dreams, not only for him but his late Father and his family.

Henry Sims has risen up as one of the top talents the NBA D-League has seen all season long. With the BayHawks fighting for a playoff spot, he has left town and will play overseas the rest of the season.

After failing to stick around in Houston with the Rockets, Gary Forbes has cashed in on a deal in China, but hopes to return stateside later this season to provide an NBA team with a boost off the bench in time for the playoffs.

After struggling in the preseason and some players battling off-court issues, Bayern Munich makes a major move by firing head coach Dirk Bauermann just days before the start of the Beko BBL regular season.

From 9th overall pick in 2006 by the Golden State Warriors to a forgotten big man overseas, Patrick O'Bryant signed this week in Puerto Rico. Where does he go from here?

Xavier Silas has decided to sign in France during the NBA lockout after originally planning to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers.

A look at the number of players taking their talents to Europe.

Renaldo Balkman found his passport.