After saying he wouldn’t, Knicks All-Star Amar’e Stoudemire is the latest NBA star to say he would consider going overseas in the event of a long NBA lockout.

“It’s not a definite thing that I’m not going to sign overseas,” Stoudemire said Tuesday on ESPN Radio, getting his point across despite a double-negative.

His position goes against a weekend tweet in which Stoudemire claimed “Europe teams are calling, I think I’m going 2 stay here in the states. My loyalty is with the State of New York an the NYK’s. Who’s with me?”

Stoudemire’s agent, Happy Walters, declined comment until he could shift through all the particulars but a person close to Stoudemire said “all the guys are going to leave their options open.”

Nets star Deron Williams has said he will play in Turkey if the lockout continues.