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According to local media reports, decommissioning of the former All-Star guard Brandon Roy - has been quietly arriving in Los Angeles, although the purpose of the trip did not open to the public, but has been previously The news that he is expected next season, back, and speculation that Roy basic salary will be joining the Los Angeles Lakers - Kobe Bryant teamed.
According to sources who is familiar with Roy, he has arrived in Los Angeles and will leave tomorrow. In talking about the formation of purpose, this person is just only reveal that Roy will visit Los Angeles, a private hospital for treatment, but will take the opportunity to meet with Lakers management is unknown. Roy to Los Angeles main purpose is to treat knee. "He said, had received this treatment with the previous Bryant is very similar, which I was able to disclose all the contents. "
A serious knee injury led to Roy listen to the doctor's advice, decided to retire, but he did not stop training, and some even said that Roy still retains All-Star level, we can see that the young players still hold the hope of comeback .
There is no doubt that if Roy is able to successfully back, then his position is bound to be inferior to that year and served as a role player. Lakers he wants to join the team, but It is reported that the Dallas Mavericks are also within the range of options. Although the main purpose of Roy's visit to Los Angeles is the treatment of a knee injury, but does not rule out the possibility of meet and exchange ideas with the Lakers management, not to mention the latter's current salary-cap space if signed out of the injuries, Roy is also a good choice.
In contrast, Asian stocks posted modest gains on what started out as a quiet day. In the United States, markets were closed in observance of Memorial Day.
Even with Greece the main cause of concern in Europe, investors are keeping a wary eye on Spain, which is struggling to clear the bad loans in its banking sector after the collapse of the credit bubble. On Friday, the board of Bankia, the country’s biggest mortgage lender, called for additional bailout of 19 billion euros ($24 billion) for a total of 23.5 billion euros ($29.5 billion), far beyond what the government estimated when it seized most of the bank and its portfolio of delinquent real estate loans.
Bankia shares, suspended Friday, fell by nearly one-third in early trading before paring their losses to 15.3 percent in Madrid.
European stocks had risen earlier in the day, reacting to Greek opinion polls published over the weekend that suggested that parties favoring the country’s contested bailout agreement would be able to form a government after June 17 elections.
There is “relief in the markets given the opinion polls from Greece over the weekend,” Derek Halpenny, senior currency economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi U.F.J. in London, wrote in a research note.
European Union leaders had long said there was no chance of Greece leaving the euro, but they have now come to view that possibility as increasingly likely, as the June 17 election could bring a government that repudiates the country’s bailout agreements. That would set up an immediate crisis, because the government will run out of cash within weeks without new aid. The legal basis for any Greek exit is not clear, though, and it is possible that the country would muddle on as a euro member in some form.
On Monday, the Euro Stoxx 50 index, a barometer of euro zone blue chips, fell 0.7 percent, while the FTSE 100 index in London held on to a 0.1 percent gain. The Ibex 35 index in Madrid fell 2.2 percent.
Asian shares gained. The Tokyo benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average ticked up about 0.2 percent. The Sydney market index S.&P./ASX 200 rose about 1 percent. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index rose 0.5 percent.
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