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Rosenthal's Latest: Puig, Royals, Rangers, Gray
Dodgers president Andrew Friedman will entertain offers for any player, even Yasiel Puig, reports Ken Rosenthal in his latest video for FOX Sports. The right-handed outfielder is under club control through 2019. He's paid just $4.5MM this season and $5.5MM in 2016. Puig, 24, provides necessary balance to a lineup that will include left-handers Adrian Gonzalez, Joc Pederson, and Corey Seager. The Dodgers would like to add a top young starter, but it would take an awful lot for Puig to be included in a deal. My own personal spit balling – it would take a starter like Matt Harvey to open a conversation. Here's more from Rosenthal:
- The Royals rotation ranks 13th in the American League in ERA. Rival executives expect the club to acquire starting pitching at the deadline. Kansas City may have a narrow window for contention. Alex Gordon can opt out of his contract after this season. Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer are under club control through 2017. The club does have Danny Duffy and Kris Medlen on the rehab trail, but setbacks are always possible. Personally, I wouldn't expect them to seek a top pitcher like Cole Hamels or Johnny Cueto. However, I could see them targeting a guy like Aaron Harang.
- The Rangers could soon find themselves with a surplus of starting pitchers. The club promoted Chi Chi Gonzalez today. Meanwhile, Derek Holland, Matt Harrison, and Martin Perez are expected to return at some point this season. As Rosenthal points out, setbacks to that trio would not be surprising. Rather than trading a starter, the club might revisit their previous efforts to acquire Hamels. Texas is just one game below .500 entering this evening.
- The Athletics are unlikely to deal ace Sonny Gray. At the end of the season, he'll have the same amount of service time as Josh Donaldson did last winter. However, the A's still hope to build a contender – if not this season then next. Gray is key cog for Oakland.
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West Notes: Perez, Cashner, Ibanez, La Russa
Rangers left-hander Martin Perez underwent his Tommy John surgery earlier today, and everything "went as expected," writes Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. The surgery was performed by Dr. Keith Meister, who performs most of the club's surgeries. As the Rangers look to deal with that blow to their rotation, here's more from baseball's Western divisions…
- For the time being, Padres ace Andrew Cashner has avoided joining Perez on the list of series elbow injuries. Cashner underwent an MRI today, and while that test has conditioned the public to fear the worst, GM Josh Byrnes issued the following statement via press release: "After performing an MRI today on Andrew's right elbow, our doctors have indicated to me that he has elbow soreness and irritation. Based on our doctors' recommendation we will be proceeding with rest and rehabilitation for his recovery."
- Though the Angels will soon need to make roster moves to get Kole Calhoun, David Freese and Dane De La Rosa back on the active roster, releasing struggling DH Raul Ibanez isn't likely, reports MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez. General manager Jerry Dipoto wouldn't say Ibanez will not be released, Gonzalez writes, but he expressed that the team will remain patient and voiced confidence in the aging slugger: "Raul has a track record. He has done this before. He has gone through cold spells, and he has gotten hot. There's nobody here who believes Raul has had his last good days in the big leagues."
- Diamondbacks president Derrick Hall "can hardly stop pinching [himself]" after the team's hiring of Tony La Russa as its new chief baseball officer, writes Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. La Russa drew interest from multiple clubs for an executive role and turned down at least one offer, feeling that he wasn't needed with that team, Heyman adds. He also writes that manager Kirk Gibson has close to a clean slate following the La Russa hire, and that La Russa will give Gibson and GM Kevin Towers until at least season's end to help get the Snakes back on track.
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Martin Perez To Undergo Tommy John Surgery
SATURDAY: Perez will have his Tommy John procedure on Monday, tweets Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
THURSDAY, 6:56pm: Perez's agent, Felix Olivo, tells Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish that the decision to undergo Tommy John is not yet final (Twitter link). Olivo says that he and Perez will meet with Rangers GM Jon Daniels before making their ultimate decision, but the likelihood of Tommy John is very high.
5:05pm: Rangers lefty Martin Perez has decided to undergo Tommy John surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow, the pitcher himself told Marcos Grunfeld of Venezuelan newspaper La Vinotinto (Twitter link, with a hat tip to the Dallas Morning News' Gerry Fraley).
The 23-year-old Perez is the latest in a landslide of Tommy John surgeries and the second Rangers pitcher to go down to the operation this season (lefty reliever Pedro Figueroa underwent the procedure earlier this year). The news is a crushing blow to a Rangers staff that has been bombarded with injuries. Derek Holland is out through the All-Star break, Yu Darvish opened the season on the DL (though he's healthy now) and Matt Harrison's resurgent back injury could now be career-threatening, according to recent reports.
Among the game's other young starters that have undergone the season-ending operation (or will undergo it) are Jose Fernandez, Jarrod Parker, Patrick Corbin, Kris Medlen, Brandon Beachy, Matt Moore, Ivan Nova, A.J. Griffin and Jameson Taillon.
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Martin Perez, Matt Harrison Have Significant Injuries
10:19pm: The team would expect to recover a "significant portion" of Harrison's $13MM annual salary over 2015-17 in the unfortunate event that he cannot throw due to the injury, Grant adds in an update to his post.
7:51pm: Should Perez try to avoid a TJ procedure, he would sit out for ten to twelve weeks while rehabbing, per an updated report from Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News. Of course, that strategy comes with the risk of delaying his recovery time by that period if he ultimately goes under the knife.
The prospects for Harrison, should he elect surgery, seem fairly grim. "There just aren't a lot of guys who have had it and come back successfully," said GM Jon Daniels. "I'm hoping that while the odds might not be good he will be the exception." Grant does note that an insurance policy on Harrison paid out $2.5MM last year and could afford the club coverage of $6MM of the $8MM salary owed for 2014. The report does not indicate how the policy impacts the future years of the deal.
In terms of dealing with the injuries, Daniels said that the team is going to stick with internal options for the time being. "We will look to ride it out," he said. "We might consider the trade market at some point, but right now, we'll look to ride it out."
6:02pm: Two key Rangers starters — lefties Martin Perez and Matt Harrison — have significant injuries that could result in long DL stints, reports Anthony Andro of FOX Sports Southwest (Twitter links).
Perez, 23, has a partial UCL tear in his left elbow. While he is weighing the possibility of resting and pitching through the injury, a Tommy John procedure is on the table.
Meanwhile, the 28-year-old Harrison has another serious back issue (called spondylolisthesis) that could require a form of spinal fusion surgery. He, too, could potentially try to throw without surgery. However, if it becomes necessary, the procedure could potentially be career-threatening, according to a tweet from Jeff Wilson of the Forth Worth Star-Telegram.
The pair of hurlers had been expected to be key rotation pieces in Texas for the long haul. Perez was signed this November to a four-year, $12.5MM extension, which includes club options for 2018 through 2020. Harrison inked his own, even larger deal before the 2013 season. The extension, which covers the 2013 through 2017 campaigns and comes with a club option, guarantees him $55MM.
Needless to say, even if both Perez and Harrison see enough to gain in attempting to avoid surgery, the news clouds the outlook this year for a club that has already been hit hard by injuries. With fellow long-term commit Derek Holland still working back from his own serious knee injury, there are plenty of questions in the staff outside of ace Yu Darvish. While the rotation has fared reasonably well by measure of fWAR to date, it ranks fourth from the bottom in the league in terms of earned run average. Sitting at .500, Texas now seems an obvious potential pitching buyer over the summer — if, that is, the team can stay within striking distance.
Of course, the downside scenarios — a one-year plus recovery for Perez, and an uncertain rehabilitation process for Harrison — could have major implications for the franchise's trajectory. Texas has committed significant future payroll (through extensions, free agency, and trades), and certainly is built to win in the immediate future. Lacking surefire pitching prospects who appear ready to step into the MLB rotation, Texas could face some tough decision-making if Perez and Harrison are gone for extended periods of time.
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AL West Notes: Perez, Young, Nady
Rangers starting pitcher Martin Perez could be headed to the disabled list with elbow inflammation, Anthony Andro of FOX Sports Southwest tweets. That's another potential blow to a Rangers team that has struggled to keep its starters healthy. The Rangers' rotation currently includes Yu Darvish, Robbie Ross, Matt Harrison and Colby Lewis along with Perez. Three other potential starters, Derek Holland, Joe Saunders and Tanner Scheppers, are on the DL. Here are more notes from the AL West.
- Randy Wolf and the Mariners had a falling-out this spring over Wolf's refusal to sign a 45-day advanced-consent relief form that would have allowed the Mariners to cut Wolf within the first six weeks of the season without paying his full year's salary. Chris Young signed one, though, and he appears to have none of the issues Wolf did, MLB.com's Tracy Ringolsby reports. "A club can release you at any point," Young says. "That just protects them financially if you don't perform. … I was confident I'd be successful. You can't [go in preparing] for the worst." Young has posted a 2.63 ERA in 37 2/3 innings so far with the Mariners, although with only 4.3 K/9 against 3.8 BB/9.
- The Padres recently designated outfielder Xavier Nady for assignment, and he just elected to become a free agent. The Mariners could be interested in him, Bob Dutton of the Tacoma News-Tribune tweets. The 35-year-old appeared in 22 games for San Diego, his first big-league stint since 2012. He played at the Triple-A level in 2013, hitting .296/.360/.456 in 495 plate appearances divided between Omaha and Colorado Springs.
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Rangers Sign Martin Perez To Four-Year Deal
Don't expect to hear Martin Perez's name on the rumor circuit anytime soon. The Rangers announced Thursday that they have agreed to a four-year deal with their 22-year-old left-hander. The contract reportedly guarantees Perez $12.5MM and contains three club options, meaning that Texas will have the ability to control Perez, a client of Felix Olivo's OL Baseball Group, through the 2020 season.
Perez receives a $1MM signing bonus and will earn $750K in 2014. He'll be paid $1MM in 2015 and $2.9MM in 2016 — a year that would've been his first arbitration eligible season. Perez will earn $4.4MM in 2017, and the 2018 club option is valued at $6MM with a $2.45MM buyout. The Rangers hold a second club option for 2019 at $7.5MM (with a $750K buyout), and the 2020 option is for $9MM ($250K buyout). All told, Perez can earn $32.55MM over the life of the contract. The extension came together in less than two weeks, Olivo told MLBTR owner Tim Dierkes.
Perez, who turns 23 next April, posted strong numbers in his first extended taste of Major League action, compiling a 3.62 ERA with 6.1 K/9, 2.7 BB/9 and a 48.1 percent ground-ball rate in 124 1/3 innings (20 starts). Long hailed as a top Rangers prospect and one of the game's best pitching prospects, Perez ranked on Baseball America's Top 100 list for five consecutive years entering this season.
Perez is the third left-hander to receive an extension for the Rangers in the past three years, as Derek Holland signed a five-year, $28.5MM extension prior to the 2012 season and Matt Harrison signed a five-year, $55MM extension prior to the 2013 campaign. As MLBTR's Extension Tracker shows, Harrison and Holland signed their contracts with four-plus and two-plus years of service time, which explains the discrepancy between their guarantees and Perez's guarantee. This extension will buy out a pair of pre-arbitration seasons as well as Perez's first two arbitration years. The club options cover his final year of arbitration eligibility and his first two seasons of free agency.
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels seems to have followed the mold for extensions signed by Cory Luebke with the Padres, Wade Davis with the Rays and Brett Anderson with the A's. While three club options may typically seem to be particularly team-friendly, it's fair to point out that all three of those players would be considerably worse off had they not signed the deal, thus illustrating the benefit of opting for financial security. And, even if all three options are exercised, Perez will be able to hit free agency upon completion of his age-29 season, meaning he would still be in line for a significant free agent contract.
With this agreement, it seems that Perez can be penciled into the Rangers rotation for years to come alongside Holland, Harrison and ace Yu Darvish — an enviable collection of arms around which to build a team.
Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was the first to report the $12.5MM guarantee (on Twitter). Joel Sherman of the New York Post added that roughly $2.5MM of that was a buyout on the option's first year (on Twitter). Perez's agent told MLBTR's Tim Dierkes the contract came together in less than two weeks (Twitter link). MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan provided the final breakdown.
Photo courtesy of USA Today Sports Images.
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Rangers Claim Alex Rios; Trade Unlikely
FRIDAY: A source involved in the trade talks between the two sides told Jim Bowden of ESPN and MLB Network Radio that the chances of a deal are "smaller than a bread basket."
THURSDAY, 4:51pm: A trade is unlikely to be reached, writes MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan. Prior to the deadline, the White Sox were interested in lefty Martin Perez, right-hander Luke Jackson and infielder Rougned Odor, and the Rangers aren't keen on giving up those players in a trade for Rios.
3:29pm: The Rangers and White Sox "weren't even close" on an agreement when discussing Rios prior to the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline, tweets Danny Knobler of CBS Sports. Knobler also tweets that Rios was placed on waivers on Monday, and the deadline to work out a deal for him is tomorrow. That would suggest that Rios was claimed earlier in the week, but the news only broke today.
2:45pm: The Rangers are the team that claimed Rios, according to Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News (on Twitter). Grant cautions that claiming Rios and actually striking a deal to acquire the 32-year-old are very different things.
12:58pm: Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that Alex Rios has been claimed on revocable waivers by an unknown team (Twitter link).
Because he is on revocable waivers, the White Sox have 48 hours to work out a trade with the claiming team or pull him back off waivers. Chicago could also let the claiming team have Rios for nothing and be content to dump his salary — the very manner in which Chicago acquired Rios from the Blue Jays in 2009 — but that seems unlikely given his .277/.328/.421 batting line. Rios is controlled through 2014 and owed $12.5MM next season with a $13.5MM club option, though each of those salaries will increase by $500K if he is traded.
It seems likely that an American League team was awarded the claim on Rios, as waiver priority at this point in the season is determined by league and record. All 15 AL teams would have the opportunity to claim Rios before an NL team. The Rangers and Pirates were both connected to Rios prior to the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline.
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Matt Garza Rumors: Tuesday
On January 8th, 2011, the previous Cubs front office led by GM Jim Hendry finalized a trade that brought Matt Garza (and Fernando Perez and Zach Rosscup) to Chicago from the Rays for Chris Archer, Hak-Ju Lee, Robinson Chirinos, Sam Fuld, and Brandon Guyer. At the time, ESPN's Buster Olney heard that Andrew Friedman and the Rays "didn't get much in the way of high-end prospects; more depth type guys than impact." Archer, 24, seems ready to challenge that evaluation as a member of the Rays' rotation, while Lee, a 22-year-old shortstop, was knocking on the door of the Majors until a knee injury ended his season in April. It's clear now the Cubs gave up a huge haul to acquire three years of Garza; now their new regime is marketing the remaining two to three months of his services to recoup as much young talent as possible. The latest:
- Jon Heyman of CBS Sports echoes Sullivan's earlier report that the Rangers aren't willing to include Martin Perez in a trade for Garza. The Red Sox are said to be "thinking about" Garza and would be a major threat if they entered the fray, according to Heyman. Boston has many pitching prospects acquired by Theo Epstein during his time as the team's GM. The Diamondbacks are in the mix as well, though they may prefer Jake Peavy. The Cubs are likely to place more emphasis on ceiling than proximity to the Major Leagues, according to Heyman, with a slight preference for pitching as opposed to position players.
Earlier Updates
- The Rangers, Cardinals, Pirates, Indians, Blue Jays, and Dodgers "are the strongest pursuers" with a handful of other teams showing at least cursory interest in Garza, writes David Kaplan of CSNChicago.com. A handful of club executives who spoke to Kaplan consider Garza a very strong No. 3 starter, for whom the Cubs have an "exceptionally high" asking price. Kaplan adds that the Rangers and Blue Jays "are both deciding how far they want to go to acquire Garza." Kaplan's baseball personnel experts feel the Cubs will come close but fall short of the Brewers' Zack Greinke package from last summer, which consisted of shortstop Jean Segura and pitchers Johnny Hellweg and Ariel Pena. Complicating that comparison is the fact that Segura raised his stock considerably this year; at the time of the deal, Baseball America ranked him 43rd among prospects and ESPN's Keith Law had him outside of his top 50.
- Baseball America's midseason top 50 prospects list came out last week. Prospects in the 35-50 range who play for potential Garza suitors include Joc Pederson of the Dodgers, Anthony Ranaudo and Garin Cecchini of the Red Sox, Alen Hanson of the Pirates, Aaron Sanchez of the Blue Jays, Mike Olt of the Rangers, Kolten Wong of the Cardinals, and Adam Eaton of the Diamondbacks. Kaplan notes that the Rangers are "thought to be dangling" Olt, a third baseman. A lot of the position players named here either seem unlikely to be traded or aren't great fits for the Cubs, who might prefer to get a pitcher as the headliner.
- The personnel heads who spoke to Joel Sherman of the New York Post picture Garza going to the Rangers, who have the need and the goods to make a deal. 22-year-old southpaw Martin Perez "could be a key element for the Cubs to move Garza to Texas," writes Sherman. The Rangers are not going to give up Perez, writes MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan. He names Neil Ramirez, Carlos Pimentel, Leury Garcia, and Luis Sardinas as more realistic possibilities.
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Rosenthal On Felix, Upton, Rangers, Nationals
The Mariners continue discussing an extension with Felix Hernandez, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports. The sides aren't close to a deal, and are now "dancing." However, Seattle is at least considering a four-year, $100MM offer, according to Rosenthal. It's not clear if the Mariners have offered a nine-figure deal to Hernandez, whose current contract expires at the end of the 2014 season. The 26-year-old Octagon client would presumably want a longer commitment, as Rosenthal points out. Here are more of Rosenthal's notes from around MLB…
- The Mariners' willingness to add veterans approaching free agency suggests GM Jack Zduriencik senses an urgency to win now in the view of some rival executives.
- Justin Upton won't be traded for Chase Headley, an official from one of the teams involved told Rosenthal. Headley is two years away from free agency, however, and Rosenthal suggests that the Padres figure to move him eventually. Upton, another trade candidate, is under contract through 2015.
- The Diamondbacks and Rangers haven't revived Upton-centered trade talks since the Mariners' failed attempt at acquiring the 25-year-old right fielder. Rosenthal reports that the sides agreed to "move on." When the teams were last in contact the Rangers offered a four-played package led by Mike Olt that would have included shortstop prospect Leury Garcia and either Martin Perez or Cody Buckel plus a fourth prospect.
- The Rangers continue pondering one significant move. They are viewed as possible destinations for Kyle Lohse and Michael Bourn, and could also pursue relief help. The Rangers discussed right-handed reliever Tyler Clippard with the Nationals earlier this offseason, Rosenthal reports.
- The Nationals could trade Clippard or Drew Storen now that they've signed Rafael Soriano. One rival executive suggested Washington could sign Lohse, but Rosenthal writes that a deal with free agent right-hander Javier Vazquez seems more likely.
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Latest On Multi-Team Justin Upton Talks
A ridiculous number of three and four-team trade scenarios have been discussed at the Winter Meetings, most of them seemingly involving Arizona's Justin Upton winding up with the Rangers. We'll track the latest on the discussions right here:
- The Upton talks aren't dead and never have been, an involved official tells Ken Rosenthal, but it doesn't have more legs than it did two weeks ago.
- Rangers GM Jon Daniels left the Winter Meetings without a deal, telling reporters including Jeff Wilson, "I would have guessed something would have happened here. And I would have been wrong. It hasn't gotten to the point where something had fallen through that I thought was going to get done."
Earlier updates:
- The Rangers, D'Backs, and Rays are still at the Winter Meetings, working on an Upton blockbuster according to Rosenthal. A friend of Rays top exec Andrew Friedman says that while Friedman has never done a three-way trade, he's determined to get one done.
- D'backs GM Kevin Towers made it clear that he seeks a shortstop he controls for more than two years, so it seems Elvis Andrus or Asdrubal Cabrera would not be sufficient, tweets Jim Bowden of SiriusXM and ESPN.
- Rosenthal has one possible outcome: Upton to the Rangers, a Rays starter to the D'Backs, and Mike Olt and other prospects to the Rays. The scenario doesn't seem to satisfy the needs of the D'Backs and Rays, but we'll see.
- There's nothing close on the Upton front, Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers told Bob Nightengale.
- Bowden adds (also via Twitter) that the Mariners' reasoning for being in these talks is to use their prospects to ensure that Upton lands with Texas, which will open the door for them to sign Josh Hamilton. The Mariners are reportedly in serious talks with Hamilton, who considers them his fallback should he not sign with Texas.
- Jim Bowden of ESPN and MLB Network Radio tweets that the Diamondbacks will not budge from their insistence that Andrus or Profar be included in a trade with the Rangers. As such, they're more likely to trade two young pitchers to the Indians to land Cabrera.
- The fourth team in some permutations of the blockbuster is the Mariners, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. One official in the talks sees them as the biggest roadblock, as they're unsure whether to move forward and surrender prospects. A source tells Rosenthal the player the Mariners want most in these talks is Derek Holland of the Rangers. Rosenthal says Rangers GM Jon Daniels is driving the trade, "feverishly trying to land" Upton. In the end, the FOX writer says the four-team blockbuster "appears unlikely to happen."
- D'Backs GM Kevin Towers said today, "I've had more multi-team talks this year than ever before. In every discussion it seems three or four teams are involved."
- One scenario had Upton going to the Rangers, Cabrera to the D'Backs, and Martin Perez and more to the Indians, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
- The Indians are pushing for the Diamondbacks to include Tyler Skaggs in a deal for Cabrera, tweets Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports. However, Arizona would prefer to move Trevor Bauer.
- Although the Diamondbacks like many of the Rangers' prospects, such as Mike Olt, Leury Garcia, and Cody Buckel, they continue to want Elvis Andrus or Jurickson Profar in return for Upton, tweets Passan. At this point, it seems more likely that the D-Backs would move Upton in a multi-team scenario that nets them Cabrera rather than trading straight-up with the Rangers.
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Caravanserai Review
Resort was very nice, beautiful veiw of the Carribean Sea. Room had one large bedroom, two baths, and full kitchen. Three pools. Casino was had been closed for a while. No beach to speak of but a nice one about a 200yd walk. Watching the planes at the Sunset Bar (cheap food, drink) was an afternoon must. Watching 757's land 50 above your head was neat. Casinos, resturants, shopping within walking distance. No rental car needed, ride the bus for $1. Given the time of year, a lot of shops and resturantes were closed. Good water sports selection.
Negatives - noise from the bar until 4am was annoying. Being hawked by the timeshare sellers was annoying, especially the ones at the Atrim, who were down right rude.
Unbelievably good - not pure excellence, but not far from it! We stayed in an oceanview balcony suite....it really was the best accomodations in the house (217). We had 3 views of the ocean, 2 baths and a wonderful small kitchen. Only negatives were that our A/C conked out mid-week in the back room so we slept in the den (fold-out couch), the casino was out of business (so many others, though, nearby) and Bliss was closed as the owners were on vacation. You have to hit the Sunset Beach Bar as larger planes are coming in or leaving - especially leaving. There are folks that will hang on to the fence as a 747 is leaving and are literally lifted off of their feet. Also, recommend going to the morning meeting they offer - you will get a 2 for 1 on something (the "big" prize). Yeah, they are trying to sell timeshares and excursions, but it is still time well spent. I would highly recommend this place - especially if you get our room (and the A/C is fixed!) I can only imagine how nice the experience would have been if every single thing had been "perfect." We LOVED it!!!!
Fall asleep to the sounds of the sea.
My boyfriend and I have stayed at the Caravanserai the last 2 years. I'd stayed at the Pelican a number of times before that. We are a couple in our late twenties (me)/early thirties (him). We are somewhat active, but tend not to party late into the night. Also, we are relatively low maintainence in terms of our accommodations -- we just want clean rooms with a decent view.
The great thing about the Caravanserai is its size. It has all the amenities as some of the larger resorts on the Island, but you don't feel as much like you are packed in like cattle. Of course, we always go during the off-season when things are just beginning to open back up after hurricane season, so its not very crowded on the island anyways.
The first time we went, we reserved a Gardenview room. We immediatly upgraded to an oceanfront room. What a difference, and definatly worth the extra money. The staff handled our request wonderfully and moved all of our luggage for us. Our new room was right by the water, and we fell asleep every night to the sound of the waves crashing against the sea wall. I should warn you that the "beach" at the resort isn't much to speak of, so rent a car and explore the incredible beaches on the rest of the island.
The Sunset Bar and Grill, at the entrance to the resort, has the best burgers on the island in my opinon. You order and pay for it at the bar and bring the slip over to the grill. Sometimes there can be a wait, but its well worth it and you can watch the planes land as you wait.
The planes overhead shouldn't really bother you. You'll be out and about during the day, and at night I think they stop flying in the jets before 11pm.
My only complaint about the Caravanserai is the music coming from Bamboo Bernies on Ladies Night (I think Wednesdays). The base kept me up until about 4am. I think this is rated as a 3-star resort (by American Airlines). I would say its a 3+. Go with those expectations. If you expect a 5-star resort you will be sorely dissapointed.
Finally, try booking an air/hotel package through one of the major U.S. airlines. Keep checking and comparing the prices --we've gotten some great deals that way.
What is wrong with you guys?
I have read your reviews and they could not be further from the truth. We visit St Martin every year and stay at The Caravanserai Resort every year. It is fabulous. It is RIGHT on the water, literally. We have an ocean front room with a two balconies, one of which displays a panoramic view of the ocean that is absolutely amazing. We have a full kitchen and two full bathrooms. The resort itself offers ample entertainment and dining choices. Bamboo Bernie's is a fun place to eat a quick meal or to have fresh sushi. On Wednesday nights, it is ladies night -- it is THE spot to be on the whole island on ladie's night. Bliss is a beautiful restaurant and club as well. The Sunset Beach Bar was voted the number one beach bar in the entire carribean by several different publications -- it is the perfect place to go and watch the sunset after being at the beach all day. Come on -- the island is 37 square miles. Rent a car and drive yourself somewhere, for God's sake. The island is the culinary capital of the world -- drive on over to the french side and eat at one of many, many gormet restaurants nightly. The Boathouse on the Dutch side serves an amazing Grilled Lobster.....Cheri's Cafe (walking distance from the resort) has a nightly entertainment show that should not be missed. This island has some of the most beautiful beaches anywhere in the world. Rent a car and drive to them! Orient offers everything you could ever want in a beach, Mullet offers crystal clear and calm waters with powder sand, Cupecoy is perfect to sit and watch the sunset, Baie Longue is breathtakingly beautiful -- a great place to walk with somebody you love, Baie Rouge is fun for lounging and tackling the surf, Dawn beach offers fabulous snorkeling, Friar's Bay has a great little restaurant to lunch at -- you should rent a little kayak and row over to Happy Bay which is secluded and naturally beautiful as well. The shopping in Phillipsburg is an experience all in itself. When you visit a place that is this amazing -- you have to explore it and see it all. That is what vacation is about. Otherwise I suggest you go to someplace like Jamaica and stay trapped in your all inclusive little world.
1st Trip Loved it!!!!!!
We stayed in a 1 bedroom ocean-view room that was great. Very clean with a full size kitchen. No I couldn't walk right to the beach from my patio,but I could walk 3 min. to Maho Beach. Yes the airport is right there,but that is part of the fun. Staff is friendly and make sure you talk to Bob in guest services. We will be back. Email me I would be glad to answer questions. Do rent a car and explore. There is a new Express Mart 4 minutes away. Make sure you eat Etna ice cream made on the island!!! Bring suncreen and have a blast!!
Stay here if the noise of the plaines doesn't bother you.
We stayed in a Garden view room for 7 nights.
As you've heard, the hotel is right in front of the airport, but there is no flight during the middle of the night. The Maho beach is 30 seconds away from the hotel and it's a small beach (no chairs or paralols), but you see airplaines passing above your head and taking off, and it was a fun. Kids, not only kids would love it. There are lots of beautiful beaches in the island anyway. Mullet bay is in about 10-15 minutes walk, this was a fantastic beach. If you are going to rent a car,(recommended) go to the French side, also, like Bay Rouge or Bay Longue. If you can, stay in a Ocean view room, as they are on the beach side and 1 block away from the airport. the sunset is breathtaking. Don't forget to take toothbrush, toothpaste and room slippers. Mini fridge helped us a lot, there is a supermarket in 5 minutes walk. (some nice restaurants, club, casino are around there, too) Safe, iron & ironing board are provided, too.
Apart from expensive tel charges(even local) and the noise from the airport, (if it annoys you, just walk to the next beach) it should be a fantastic place to stay!!
Delightful location, subpar room amenities
If you go to St Maarten for the plane spotting, this is the place to stay. The location is literally right on Maho Beach, the closest hotel to the famous beach which is right at the threshold to SXM's runway.
The hotel features two pools, one with a bar overlooking the ocean where sunsets over Maho beach can be seen and are magnificant. Maho beach is clean, fun, and for the most part, uncrowded. The Sunset bar and grill is located on the hotel grounds, just on Maho beach and serves great grill style food and inexpensive beers, highly recommend the Sunset bar and grill. The Caravanserai is also ideally situated not to far from Phillipsburgh. There are many great restaurants within 10 minutes drive of the hotel. We didnt eat at the restaurant as the prices seemed a bit hi. Now for the room amenities. Though the hotel staff seemed friendly and cordial, the mattress was the worst I had ever slept on. The king sized mattress was horrible. It was very droopy in the middle causing you to roll in the middle of the bed. The rooms feature credit card style door keys but many guests, including myself had their keys fail on them. The bathrooms are nothing to rave about.
Water pressure is adequate but not what you would expect. Do not use the phones to call broadside as I found out calling the USA was $3.00 a minute. Airconditioning worked great. this hotel was overall a decent hotel. Also, with most rooms, the noise originating from the airport can be very loud at times. This didn't bother me as i was there to plane spot. With the above exceptions, the Caravanserai could be a great hotel, but for the price you get close to your monies worth.
As a word of caution, do not book your hotel through St maarten online as I did. Unknowingly, they charge 25% commision to book your room with the Caravanserai. Call the hotel direct and save yourself the money.
Basic Fun
The hotel is nice and clean. Our room was a basic hotel room. I have stayed in top of the line resorts in the USA and some bottom of the line hotels as well (business travel). This hotel is in the middle. I had no problems with the airplane noise at all - could barely hear it.
And you won't be spending that much time in your room, anyway. It has a nice pool but definitely check out Mullet Bay... one of the nicest beaches on the island. (it is a quick walk from the hotel) My fiance and I visited the island in Dec. 2002-January 2003. My advice is.. rent a car to explore the island and different restaurants, learn some french (my fiance and i are fluent french speakers and were rewarded for it...we noticed we got much much better service in a restaurant on New Years than a couple from NYC..in fact the owner/chef came out to talk with us about the food and island. But just in case, everyone speaks some level of english.) As for the service...everyone is totally relaxed on the island..that means you need to be as well. Requests will be done eventually (not always in your time frame)... I had to hunt down TP from a maid during a freak rainstorm since they did not get to my room in time. But it is a great island. Relax, get a tan and have a cocktail!
Nice place, but no bargain
12/04/03 thru 12/11/03. The staff at Caravanserai Beach Resort was pleasant and helpfull. Our 1bdrm was cleaned daily with fresh towels and toiletries. We were disappointed that the resort does not have it's own beach, but there are beaches within walking distance. The best part of this location is it's proximity to the airport runway and the Sunset Beach Bar. Drink Caribs and watch the big jets and island hoppers land and takeoff less than 100 yards from your bar stool. Also a great place to party and meet new friends. The downside is the noise. Don't stay here if the jet noise will bother you, it's all day long. Also the music starts at 8:00PM and doesn't stop until 3-4 AM. The constant pounding will keep you awake all night. Stay away from Bernies Restaurant (on site), the service is unbelievebly bad in both the restaurant and bar as well.
Loved the Caravanserai Beach Resort
We just returned from St. Martin on March 19, 2003. I can't say enough good things about the Caravanserai Resort. It has a very Caribbean look and feel. The location is perfect, only a half mile from the airport. The beach is fine although there was an undertow. There is another good beach just up the road. The Dolphin Casino is right on the property and the payoffs are pretty good. I played for 4 hours for 7 evenings and only lost about $3 per hour. The penny machines were great fun. We loved Breakfast on the Beach each morning and Grand Cafe for evening meals as well as The Boathouse....all in all a great week highly recommended to any traveler.
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spectators get to see the cars for a nano- second before having to wait for another 3.82165 minutes again for the next lap of the cars. SO, in our regatta, the boats jockey for a good start. Now this is really pretty difficult to do. You cannot stop the yacht at all; quite impossible. The captains have to make small circles behind this imaginary line hoping that when the gun goes off, you are facing the right way. And as soon as ...
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Its Sunday again!
... Brit and Claire invited the whole contingent to come and visit us on the yacht on Monday or Tuesday! Thankfully, though I'm sure they are a good crowd, the girls wouldn't have been able to describe where the yacht is currently moored! I call that a bonus.
We have just had breakky at Piece of Cake and now we're off to the Karakter Beach Bar. Should have a few good photos to post next update.
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Another bloke does the same route on his chopped Harley or Harley look alike except he's too cool to greet anyone first up. Gives you a big grin if you acknowledge him but otherwise just looks right through you!
Of the expats I catch up with there is Dom (French), Rob & Eddy (South African), Dougie (UK), another bloke whom I can't tell you his name despite several attempts to understand (Scotsman). ...
Finally things are starting to happen!
Well "Dave" has finally been lifted out of the tangled wreckage of Hurricane Gonzales and is sitting comfortably on the sea lift. The rudder was worked on again today and hopefully will be finished before knock off. Tomorrow is a holiday here (not sure what for) so she will go back in the water first thing at 7.30am on Wednesday and then we'll move her over to the FKG dock to get the upgrades done.
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Is A Vita Really Worth It??
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Depends on what 'worth it' means to you !!
PSV is not cheap but I still got it cause I wanted it and wanted to play its games, so for me it was worth it..
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I really like the system, not that great of a library yet but Persona 4 and Zero Escape are both great. I haven't tried Gravity Rush yet. It also plays Playstation games very well. Also has assess to downloadable PSP games if you didn't already own a PSP.
On Gamestop.ca they are only $189.99 used and thats not including a memory card or a game. Some games do look interesting like Uncharted and Gravity Rush.FriendlyWalkerProbably better to get it on Ebay, I had to replace mine when it was stolen and I got one in like new condition, with a case, cover, screen guard, two games, and a 16GB card for about $220. I've seen better deals since then.
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I enjoy mine. It has a large library but its future isnt looking great since really no games are coming out for it this year. Sony's plans is for the PS Vita is to be a 10 year device so it wont lose support, but if no 3rd party companies make games for it then who can say its worth it past its current list of games.
Not to mention hackers got a twinkle in their eyes to turn this thing into yet another hacked sony device likw the psp.
So to say worth it...im not sure. Phones can do everything the vita can do better except games and since games is the vita's problem its a toss up.
Sometimes i myself wonder if the $300 bucks i blowed on it was really worth it.
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It really is up in the air isn't it? We don't know is the answer. I mean is it going to have a PS2-esque library? .... that's not happening but the Dreamcast was a failure and look at how many people still talk about it like its the greatest thing since sliced bread.
So far I am happy ... its gotten more action compared to my 3DS at least.
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I think it's worth it, and $190 isn't an awful price for the system. I'd still buy it new, but that's just me.
I think there are certain categories of gamers who dislike the Vita for their own reasons.
There are people who dislike the Vita because it doesn't have the types of games they play, or else a really good iteration of a game they like. It may eventually, but thus far it doesn't, and there haven't been any announcements indicating otherwise. Some examples of this are COD: Black Ops Declassified, and Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation. Because these games that normally appeal to the 'mature' (lol) gamer fell short, you will have a lot of gamers complaining that the Vita sucks. This is already compounded by the fact that most of the gamers in that category are die-hard console enthusiasts and were iffy about handhelds to begin with.
You have people who are obsessed with Nintendo and dislike the Vita because it is in direct competition with the 3DS.
Then, you have people who own a smartphone or tablet and are satisfied with Fruit Ninja, and don't see the need for fun portable games.
All I can say is, maybe just try it for yourself and form your own opinions.
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Whether or not it's worth it really hinges on you. Are there enough games on it to warrant a purchase? If the answer is yes, then there you go.
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So far im happy with my purchase. A lot of games to play for me. Currently rolling through Persona 4 The Golden, really awesome game. Also All Stars ain't that shabby. Imo it will hold me off until Sony announces new exclusives for it, there's plenty of games to play for me. You should've told us what kind of games you like, so we can know whenever the purchase is worth it or not.
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On Gamestop.ca they are only $189.99 used and thats not including a memory card or a game. Some games do look interesting like Uncharted and Gravity Rush.FriendlyWalkerwhen it first came out i thought that its not worth it . but i checked the games library yesterday . and wow a lot of great games have came out . the only problem is the price
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If you have to ask us then you probably shouldn't buy one. It's the #1 rule of purchasing something. If you cannot find enough reasons yourself to purchase something, you shouldn't purchase it. Buying something on other people's hype is not a good thing to do. I personally like my Vita, maybe not for the amount of money I spent for it but I am confident that in the next year or two I'll have many more reasons to love it.
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Yes it is worth it. I have 20 retail games. There is plenty to play on PSvita. The system itself is excellent. The PSvita is the best handhld the screen is great. The controls are awesome. Finally a improved D pad. This is the first time Sony has changed up the D-pad design for the better. Great for Fighting games. Also Dual analog sticks instead of 1 analog nub.
Plus this year PS plus has arrived. So that helps when trying out some of the PSvita games for Newcomers. As a bonus there have been 15 free games that people can download for PSvita. 3 more Playstation moblle games to come.
This system is worth it. But it depends on how serious of a gamer people are. I enjoy portable and console gaming equally. Most folk just seem to like one or the other.
Sony seems to have caught on that it is wise to include a PSvita memory card with the System. The $249.99 Bundles include a 4GB PSvita memory card and a Game. Assasins Creed 3 or Call of Duty Decassified.
Yes it is worth it. But in the end it is up to everyone to make up their own mind.
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the 50 hours spent with persona 4 alone was worth getting it for me
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Your milage will vary. If you're planning only only playing Vita games on the vita, then as you probably know, the current lineup of games available in north america is pretty limited.
If you really want to get the most out of the vita in its current state, you should:
1.) use PSN and be interested/buy ps1/psp games. Its a great platform for reliving some of the old classics.
2.) import games (japan currently has quite a few more vita games, alot of which will not likely be localized) This may or may not apply to you though depending on your ability to read japanese and weither or not you like jrpgs and other niche types of games.
I for one, enjoy my vita quite a bit since i do both of the above, but If i was strictly buying only for Vita games available in North america, i'd have probably not purchased one.
If i had to choose between a Vita and a 3DS, right *now* i'd choose a Vita. That being said, in 3-6 months from now, that would probably change since the 3DS has quite a few big, exclusive titles coming out. Vita really needs more games to be made and localized to NA within the next 6months to a year or else it might end up dying. Cheaper memory cards too (why the **** am i paying 3x more for a slightly altered microSD card....)
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If you're already asking that, then probably not. It's a nice bit of kit though. Got mine for £150 with NFS.
Only complaint with it is that the 'nubs' feel far too small.
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If you can borrow it from a friend or try the demos at stores, you can get a feel for the system, and some of the games. In my opinion, if you have enough games on other systems to keep you busy, or a tablet, phone that you use a lot for gaming, then the Vita won't be necessary and if you can wait, wait til a lot more games come out for it. I purchased mine before the holidays, and honestly, I should have just waited to purchase one since I do not use it too often. When I'm home, I'm on the PS3/Xbox and when I'm out, I find myself using my tablet or phone for games.
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For me, my Vita was worth getting, and I am really enjoying the games and system.;)
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Ofcourse it's worth it!
It's a portable game system,it's ideal for travelling and stuff.
Then again,some ppl may be into Nintendo's exclusives.
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If you have PS+ and can find it on the discount price below 200$ (maybe trade something towards it) then it would work. The current price of 250$ (plus tax, and at least one game or PS+) - it's a hard recommendation.
If money aren't the problem - go for it. It's a wonderful hand-held. ;)
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Examples of these new input types, with sample or expected value (or read out value after form submission) set in their respective value attribute:
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Examples of the new attributes:
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<input type="file" multiple>
<form action="http://example.org" method="GET" novalidate>
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<input type="text" required>
<!-- Note: Some web browsers have to have a name attribute for this to work (this could also apply to other HTML5 Forms features, so pro tip is to always have a name attribute for form elements). -->
<input type="text" spellcheck="true">
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Demo page
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<datalist id="data-list">
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<option value="James 'Sawyer' Ford">
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<keygen name="key"></keygen>
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if ("oninput" in theForm) {
theForm.addEventListener("input", function () {
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At the time of writing, there a few ways you can style HTML5 Form elements in WebKit, in this fashion:
/* Remove default input type="search styling */
input[type="search"] {
-webkit-appearance: textfield; /* You could also use none */
/* Style placeholder text */
input::-webkit-input-placeholder {
color: #ffffa2;
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/* Note that this is not valid CSS code and won't work anywhere */
input::error {
position: below;
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This event is part of The Literary Mews, a new component to the PEN World Voices Festival that was organized by the amazing people at CLMP.
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