Within a decade, China will almost certainly surpass Japan and the United States to become the No. 1 luxury market in the world.angry words Don't Miss:Rare Ferrari sells for $52MGaudi cathedral's futureSiri struggles on Bay BridgeHardly Strictly Bluegrass guideHSB updatesRecalling 2003 recallRoberts fired first. He began the season with Detroit, but was traded to the A's in June, Tiger management making no secret it wanted to unload the veteran. So when Roberts arrived in town Friday, he could hardly wait to blast his former employers, claiming he didn't get respect a veteran player deserves from his manager and that some of the young kids didn't heed his advice. It was Bell's turn Saturday. "He said something out of line talking about our young players and that they know everything," Bell said. "I'm glad our young players don't listen to somebody like that. We've got enough problems. "He wants to be treated as a veteran. A veteran knows if you've got a day game or a night game." Bell was just warming to his subject. "The one thing we should have done was put up a sign in the clubhouse: Don't pay attention to Bip Roberts.