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Historical Traveler Reviews Dar Vedra Marrakech
My Second Stay at the Wonderful Dar Vedra
I first stayed at the Dar Vedra in May of 2006, and loved both the Dar and Didier and Sebastien, the owners and hosts. Nestled in the heart of the Medina, it is exquisitely decorated, an oasis of calm amid the clamouring souk.
Didier and Sebastien are very professional; they organise a taxi to meet you upon arrival (no matter what the time: I arrived at 2 in the morning), which is added to the bill, and so you don't have to worry about having money with which to pay the taxi driver immediately upon setting foot in Morroco. They provide good advise when asked (both speak good English) and are very helpful in planning trips.
I would suggest the Dar Vedra to anyone going to Marrakesh. I don't think there is a better hotel or Maison d'hote in Marrakesh.
Delightful Riad
A delightful riad. In the heart of the bustling Medina but remarkably peaceful (one soon gets used to the call to morning prayers). The website photographs do not fully reflect the building's splendour and space: there are lots of places to enjoy solitude or drinks with friends. Meals and wine in the riad are first class. The owners maintain the right balance between helpfulness and respect for privacy and the staff are excellent. Hightly recommended by all ten of our party all with different backgrounds and tastes.
Best Place We Stayed In
I stayed with my partner in Dar Vedra for four days. Prior to us taking the trip, I have emailed several hotels in Marrakesh and received several offers. This hotel was slightly over our planned budget but I decided to go for it as reply that I had received from Didier was far the most professional than the other ones I got. Didier kindly offered to arrange airport transfer for us which we luckily agreed to as finding your way in Medina can be very tricky. The taxi transfer that we arranged through Didier was cheaper and better than the other quotes we got from the other taxi drivers so I would thoroughly recommend it. From the moment we walked into the ryad, we were welcommed and greeted by Didier and his staff and I instantly felt like this was home from home. They made you feel very secure and comfortable. Didier has given us the key to the front door as the room doors, although they do have bolts, are seldomly locked. I felt like I was staying at my friends house not a hotel. The ryad itself has been beautifully restored by Didier and Sebastian to become an oasis of tranquility. Their taste is absolutely impeccable. Dar Vedra is very modern yet very traditional. I appreciated their attention to details like soft feather down duvets and pillows, white fluffly robes and towels, heavy silk curtains, beautiful traditional lamps, fragranced candles, etc. Our room was room No. 1 and it was lovely. It had the biggest bath, huge bed and french door to patio with small pool but what I liked the most about it was the real wood fire place. After the walk in Medina we would spend hours sitting next to the open fire. It reminded me of my childhood and I absolutely loved it. It was very romantic. My partners only complaint was that our TV in the room did not work but I did not mind at all. As it was our first time in Marrakesh, I asked Sebastian and Didier for advice where to eat, which shops to go to, which trips to take. They were extremely helpfull. On our first night Didier recommended restaurant called Dar Zelij in Medina. We were completely blown away by it. The ryad was difficult to find but once you find it it is stunningly beautifull. Huge ceilings, orange trees in the middle of the restaurant, huge red silk curtains and berber rugs and stunning wood painted ceiling take your breath away. The place has word perfection written all over it. It had live traditional music which was quiet enough for us to have conversation, the waiters were all dressed in white robes and the fish tagine that I had was served beautifully and cooked so well it simply melts in your mouth. The three course meal for two costed about 80 euros which is more than we would usually pay in the UK but it was definitely worth it. It was very romantic and my only regret was that my partner did not propose to me there and then as it was definitely a place for it.
For a less expensive place to eat I would recommend Jemma el Fna square after 6pm. Stand no 18 is ver popular with the locals and serves fresh fish, mashed aubergines and chips which cost only about �5 for two people. You have to eat with your hands as they do not supply any cutlery but once you get then hang of it, the meal itself is very tasty and very cheap.
As far as tourist attractions are concerned, I would recommend visiting Ourika valley and trek into the mountains (which, to my utter delight, were covered with one meter of snow at the time), La Bahia palace, Marrakesh museum, Ben Yousuf Medressa, Koutubia mosque and Yves San Laurent gardens. For mode of transport I recommend horses carriages and in particular gentleman called Abas (who unlike the other drivers who kept hitting horses to go faster, never hit one of his, was very knowledgable about the place and spoke reasonably good english) - it costs about 10 euros per hour and it saves you walking on roads in constant traffic rush. As far as Marrakesh itself is concerned it was a bit of culture shock for me. I felt like I stepped 100 years back in time. I disliked the apparent cruelty to animals, being hassled by people who gave directions and then asked you for money, people asking me to buy things, being pestered by people who begged for money (one 6/7 year old boy followed us on his own round Medina for about 20 minutes untill we gave him what he thought was enough cash to go away). What striked me the most about Marrakesh is the philosophy of the place which is a bit cliched but is all about the beauty on the inside. This philosophy is reflected in the architecture of the place and its people. I would strongly recommend Marrakesh before the global commercialism has changed this.
Thanks to Didier, Sebastian and the staff for the hospitality.
Beautiful property, great hosts
I couldn't have enjoyed my stay at Dar Vedra more. I arrived late at night and they sent a porter to meet me at the train station - a lifesaver considering I was a woman traveling alone and Marrakech can be overwhelming from the start!
Conveniently located near the main square (about a 10 minute walk), the riad is uniquely decorated with a mix of Moroccan and French influence. The owners Sebastian and Dee Dee are very nice individuals - I had about 100 questions about where to go and how to get places and they were very helpful, calling ahead to check on bus timetables and giving me detailed, simple instructions for handling the craziness of Marrakech. They even generously held my bag of souveniers while I travelled for another week through the desert before returning to Marrakech.
They also have a computer with internet access that you can use whenever you want, which was great. The roof terrace is beautiful and it's nice to have breakfast up there. There's also a small pool if you want to cool off!
The riad is right next to one of the mosques, so you may hear the call to prayer early in the morning. However, there are huge heavy doors to your room that you can close if you want to sleep more peacefully. (make sure to set an alarm -- I ended up sleeping too late because I was so tired and it was so dark!)
I really enjoyed my stay, and felt it was a very reasonable price for such a gorgeous property in Marrakech. Highly recommended!
Fantastic riad in the medina
We spent 3 very good nights at the beginning of November in this renovated riad (Dar Vedra) in Bab Doukkala in the medina. The peace and calm of the riad was striking compared to the frenzied activity of the surrounding streets and souks. Our room was described as 'standard' but was extremely comfortable with an ensuite shower room. Breakfast on the roof-top terrace was a highlight. The hosts, Didier and Sebastien, are French (both speak English) and were very hospitable and gave us lots of useful information and booked a day trip for us. We found not having a key for our room (just a key for the front door and the rest was 'open house') unusual, but a safe was provided and there seemed to be no risk.
A highly recommended place to stay in a fascinating city.
Un paradis en plein coeur de la Medina
Nous habitons Gen�ve et avons pass� une semaine de vacances � la fin du mois d'octobre 2006 dans ce riad que nous pouvons recommander sans aucune h�sitation. Pourquoi ? La demeure a �t� magnifiquement r�nov�e (dans le style marrakchi bien s�r), avec beaucoup de go�t, la chambre n�3 est d�finitivement magique, la propret� est toujours au rendez-vous, le personnel de service tr�s aimable et tr�s sympathique, et last but not least, les propri�taires et g�rants (fran�ais) de Dar Vedra sont tellement accueillants et ne manquent pas de conseils pour mieux d�couvrir la ville. Le riad est tr�s bien situ� (� 10 minutes � pied de la Place Jemaa El Fna, 10 minutes des souks et proche de l'entr�e du nouveau quartier de Gueliz). Sans oublier la terrasse si reposante pour se relaxer ou prendre son petit-d�jeuner (ou le souper). Enfin, la cuisine de Rachida n'est � manquer sous aucun pr�texte, le couscous �tait savoureux et copieux. Bref, vous l'aurez compris, si vous allez � Marrakech en cherchant le calme, la classe et la qualit�, c'est � Dar Vedra qu'il faut vous adresser. timo&adeline
Home away from home
Sebastian and Didier, the owners of the riad, offer French comfort and style served with Moroccan warmth. This is a great place to stay because it's in the heart of a residential neighborhood of Morocco, yet you are just a leisurely fifteen minute walk from square or souk. During the day, a taxi ride should be just a few U.S. dollars.
In the neighborhood, we enjoyed shopping locally for bottled water and peelable fruit; a refreshing change from the persistent salesmanship in the square or in the souks. We also stopped in a local bakery where we were greeted with stares, giggles and friendly smiles (as the only non-residents in the store). The confections were delicious!
In the riad, breakfasts were simple, delicious and bountiful, served with fresh honey and delicious jams. The concierge would often remember drink preferences and bring an espresso without our request. Breakfast is served in a common room, where you have the opportunity to chat with other guests and get tips for shopping and dining.
The common areas, inner courtyard and pool areas are inviting, with rose petals sprinkled on the bubbling fountain! It is a relaxing place to have a pot of mint tea and listen to music from the high tech sound system. The rooms are comfortable and decorated with richly colored Moroccan fabrics.
We picked up a flu during the middle of our stay, and Didier ensured that we were well cared for. He brought us soup and fruits and offered to call a doctor for us. Although it was frustrating that our sickness confined us to our room, our hosts made sure that it was as comfortable as being sick in our own home. We felt that they really went beyond the call of duty and made all parts of our stay enjoyable! Didier even saw us off at 5:30 am!
A note on Marrakech: Morocco, in general, is probably not the place to go for light sleepers unless you stay in the countryside because of the mosque's call to prayer. In particular, though, the Bab Doukkla mosque is right by the riad, so light sleepers (like me) will definitely be awakened by the pre-dawn call to prayer. However, the silhouette of the mosque tower viewed from the roof of the riad (at all hours of the day, but especially at night) is fantastic and worth every minute of lost sleep.
One more note on the mosques: please don't attempt to go in or take photos of the interior. We saw many tourists trying to do this, and it disrupted the religious atmosphere and practice of the faithful.
Havre de paix à Marrakech
J'�tais d�j� all� � Marrakech et j'en gardais un bon souvenir. J'avais s�journ� au sofitel, sympa biens�r mais finalement pas tr�s authentique j'aurais tout aussi bien pu �tre n'importe o� dans le monde... un h�tel est un h�tel. Cette fois ci j'avais d�cider de d�couvrir Marrakech autrement alors j'ai essayer la formule Riad......
Et maintenant j'ai des souvenirs exceptionnels gr�ce � mon s�jour � Dar Vedra, � la qualit� de l'accueil r�serv� par les propri�taires et le personnel. Les propri�taires sont 2 Fran�ais qui connaissent Marrakech comme leur poche vous donnent tous les bons plans, les bons endroits � voir, o� aller diner etc... Un accueil que j'ai trouv� tr�s personnalis� et de qualit�.
Quand � la d�co !!!! Waouhhhh ! Tout a �t� pens�, chaque d�tail est peaufin� pour donner un ensemble superbe. Mention sp�ciale pour le clapotis de la fontaine qui berce vos soir�es ainsi que pour le bassin o� l'on peut se plonger pour se relaxer apr�s une journ�e de marche dans les souks.
Pour finir je dirais qu'en plus c'est super bien situ� et facile d'acc�s. Donc rien � redire si ce n'est que les vacances c'est toujours trop court !
Alors courrez y et si il vous reste une place emmenez moi !
Great place, very cute, very well maintained, great food,...
We stayed 1 week and I have to say that we're very happy that the Dar is great because 1 week in Marrakech is a long time. So we've really appreciated the (small but very refreshing) pool, the terrace on the roof for the stars-watch at night.
The Dar has everything you need, is very clean, under air conditioning, and the property are here (they live in the Dar), which is great when you need an advice, tip... The service is really nice, and the breakfast are delicious.
Really a nice place to stay, in the heart of the Medina, but your cab will drop you just very close (instead of walking in the Medina with your luggages). 10 min from the Place Djema El Fna, 10 min from the Souks.
One word: great place to stay!
Home from Home
My wife and I now have two favourite places to stay in the world. The first was Hotel Le Senechal, Ile de re, France. Unbeatable we thought, until we stepped into the beautiful and peaceful oasis that is Riad Dar Vedra deep inside Marrakech's bustling medina. The beautiful setting, however, is only part of the story - we visited other riads in Morocco and beauty is common to many of them. What sets Dar Vedra apart from any other place I have ever stayed is the service. The service is so good it does not feel like service. It does not feel like people have a job to do, it feels like you are a welcome guest in somebody's home. The French owners live in the riad and have made it their mission, it would seem, to create this atmosphere. They show you the door to their apartment and invite you to ask for assistance at any time. One anecdote, I think, will illustrate perfectly what I mean: the time of our return flight meant that we had to leave for the airport before 6am. Breakfast was waiting for us before we left.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Lansdowne Place Hotel Brighton
Good but Noisy!
Stayed here for 1 night on a weekend. The hotel is well located for the seafront, but parking was a pain - no spaces left in their garage, so we had to park a fair distance from the hotel. I think this would be the same for most hotels in the area. On street parking is expensive!
All the staff we encountered were smart and very polite and the general decor in the lobby and bar was excellent.
Food and drink was fairly pricey. I think the breakfast was �14/pp. We had an excellent breakfast at one of the many cafes on the seafront for a lot less than that.
The room was clean and well appointed, with a comfortable double bed and clean bathroom. The one major problem we had, was with noise from the street. We stayed overlooking the front of the hotel on a Saturday night and there was a party going on in/outside one of the properties across the street, which went on for most of the night. Not the fault of the hotel - but for that reason alone, I wouldn't stay at this hotel in future, unless there was double glazing/aircon!
Not Quite ready
We stayed in the Landsdowne place hotel for 2 nights and had mixed views. Firstly the negative - On arrival we were told there was a �10 per night parking fee (which wasn't advertised anywhere on the web site). When we arrived in our bedroom it had scaffolding against the window and workmen walking passed out room. Whilst I appreciate hotels need to be decorated, they should have told us this on booking. The rooms service breakfast was incorrect both mornings and we were double charged for the pleasure. There was no menu, TV guide or phone guide in the room. To call reception I used my own mobile to dial in. On the positive side, it will be lovely when it is finished, the rooms were tastefully deocrated and very comfortable and the staff were polite.
Not very sumptuous
We stayed at the Lansdowne Place for a single night and that was enough. The hotel is being refitted 'Boutique' style but for the large part it is still antiquated and shabby. Our refitted room had a double bed squeezed in so tightly that you couldn't get to the other side without clambering over the top. The quality of the fixture and fittings didn't match the room rate, and in the race to be boutiquey, simple items like a pen and pad, a glass and a shaver power point had been omitted to keep it minimal I suppose.
Things may improve when they've finished the conversion but the hotel still has the character of an old Brighton empire hotel as opposed to a chic luxury place, which it seriously isn't.
The staff, whilst trying their best, were completely swamped by customers and it took us 40 minutes to check out, a personal record.
People of Lilliput
Whilst undergoing major refurbishment, I think that even the refurbished parts were not of a high standard. Our superior kingsize room was only kingsize to the King of Lilliput. The space between the end of the bed and the wall was probably 15 cms! You had to walk sideways in order to get to the other side of the bed - not possible if of a large size! Total area for actually doing anything was probably a couple of square metres. Given lack of room the was no room for a bedside table on that side. Phone didn't work so couldn't test 24 hr room service. Lift obviously powered by a couple of batteries. The decor of the restaurant and bar area is someone over powering - some of the largest chairs I have ever seen (perhaps I had become a person of Lilliput and had therefore shrunk? Not conducive to a quiet chat as you were a few feet from your companion on the other side. For �140 per night room only not good value at all. Would only stay again if trapped in Brighton.
Very nice but lacking finishing touches
First impression of the hotel is scruffy but it is undergoing major refurbishment. Once in the reception you tend to be impressed but not impressed somehow - the lift wasn't sure whether to work and although the carpet was brand new there were paint footprints on it!!
The room was fabulous but it is just such a pity that there were paint splatters on the wardrobe and the finishing touches left a lot to be desired. If I were the management I'd be thinking twice about the workmanship being employed.
Overall a great rate was offered and everything else in Brighton is fabulous!
Fawlty Towers!!
when we arrived we did not have a key to the room as had been lost and no spare so we were let in by a porter. The room was more like a single with a double bed in it however, very compact. When returning later to the hotel after a night out, the key to the room was still lost and there was no one around to let us in... we waited in the bar for some time before finally being let in! We were offered a replacement room the following night (with a key) and this was at least twice as large but sadly looking out onto scaffolding, (refurbishement underway). The breakfast in the morning was very hit and miss, they were apparantly short staffed, some folks had waited over 40 minutes for some toast and there was a general lack of items on the breakfast buffet. All in all, it was a very unusual weekend, somewhat reminicant of Fawlty Towers!
Chill Out break at the Lansdowne
We spent a a recent weekend at the Lansdowne Place Hotel - formerly known as The Dudley Hotel.
It is undergoing renovations but all the rooms have been done which we're guessing from previous comments was much needed. Our room was lovely - loved the flat screen tv, want one for our bedroom at home. If you are planning on staying here, it is well worth eating in the restaurant. The wine list has a good selection of wines and champagne.
Parking can be a problem unless you can squeeze into the tiny underground carpark for a fee of �5 per day. The gentleman on reception was helpful concerning this and offered to have our car moved into the carpark once a space became available. Unfortunately his associate wasn't so helpful. We were made to feel that simple requests were an inconvenience. Apart from that we enjoyed our stay and would consider staying here again in future.
Nice stay, good location
I stayed at the Dudley after booking a 2 nihgt stay on the internet. The location is great - far enough away from the centre so there is no noise but close enough to walk in (10 minutes to the pier). The staff are friendly and charming. There is a car park (bonus!!) and the food is great.
I will so be back!!
Needs refurbishment
This hotel is in need of refurbishment. It is clean, but it is shabby.
A real gem in beautiful Brighton.
My husband and I have been regular and extremely satisfied guests at the Dudley for over 25 years...and we always look forward with keen anticipation to our next visit to England and of course, to our favourite hotel..The Dudley in beautiful Brighton.The hotel is close to the sea front, the rooms are very well appointed, the restaurant is to be recommended, and the staff are always so courteous and friendly and very helpful.We have been so fortunate to have discovered The Dudley all those years ago and we know you will be delighted too.We have many magical memories of our numerous visits.
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You'll get a complete cornucopia of opinions today, ranging from the thoughtful "I Beg to Differ" column by our Minor League Editor Bill Shelley on the front page of LADugout.com, through insightful statistics from some new-age statisticians and on to thoughts from an interested observer from California, George Hewitt, as well as myself.
Touching briefly on the Guzman give-away, the situation reminds me of Paul Konerko when he was in the Dodger organization. They could never decide where he would play.
He was a catcher ...no, a third baseman, ... no a first baseman, much to the confusion of a young and talented player. He was finally traded, along with the comment by a member of the Dodger front office who said, "If he is a ballplayer, I'm a monkey's uncle", or something of the like.
Of course, we have seen the postcards from Chicago mailed to the above listed uncle by Konerko in the form of statistics: home runs and runs batted in -- over 200 home runs (40+ the last two years) and over 700 runs batted in (217 over the same two years).
When a thin, young relief pitcher (Pedro Martinez) was traded to Montreal for an All-Star second baseman (Delino DeShields) there was virtually no criticism in the Los Angeles press. But now, on his way to an eventual Hall of Fame induction, stories of this sort are always punctuated by "the worst trade the Dodgers ever made" quotes, pinning the entire thing on then-General Manager Fred Claire. There was much more to it than that, but it's another story for another time.
But I predict that one day in the future, that quote will be attributed to the one we just witnessed, sending Guzman to Tampa Bay, where he won't stay for long you can bet.
Now, concerning the Greg Maddux arrival in Los Angeles. Half of the media are lauding the move and half complaining that he is not only over the hill, he is nearly down the other side.
Second prediction: Maddux will pitch well for the Dodgers in Dodger Stadium, a pitcher's park, and if I'm right, it will spark a overall surge that could move the club back into the playoffs. If we can win there is, again, another story.
Supporting the Maddux move are these statistics by Lee Sinis that show how remarkable a pitcher he has been. He tops the all-time chart of players whose runs created are above the average pitcher, topping players by the name of Alexander, Mathewson, Seaver, Hubbell and Gibson. That list:
Career RSAA (since 1900)-- 1 Greg Maddux 562 2 Grover C Alexander 524 3 Christy Mathewson 405 4 Tom Seaver 362 5 Carl Hubbell 355 6 Bob Gibson 350 7 Phil Niekro 337 8 Warren Spahn 319 9 Tom Glavine 318 10 Randy Johnson 315Statistics to support those who opposed picking up Maddux show that he has had the lowest winning percentage among starting pitchers (minimum 12 starts) since May 1 of this year.
Notice that four of the five will be pitching or have pitched for the Dodgers.
Pitcher w-l era pct Mark Hendrickson 3-11 4.68 .214 Jae Seo 2-7 5.87 .222 Greg Maddux 4-11 5.77 .267 Sean Marshall 3-8 5.18 .273 Jeff Weaver 3-8 5.90 .273As far as losing Izturis is concerned, I like the youngster, too, but despite a Gold Glove, he just can't [a] hit or [b] reach base often enough. If you have a powerful offensive team, you can afford this sort of shortstop. And right now, we aren't a powerful offensive team.
I offer this chart to support the comment he can't create runs. It lists the 10 Dodger players with the worst career runs created above average figures.
1 Bill Bergen -221 2 Bill Russell -169 3 Ivy Olson -138 4 Otto Miller -130 5 Cesar Izturis -103 6 Steve Yeager -93 7 Billy Cox -87 8 Alfredo Griffin -86 9 Don Zimmer -82 T10 Wally Gilbert -77 T10 Jimmy Jordan -77It was worth the price of admission to watch Izturis and Alex Cora perform their baseball ballet around second base but Cora had the same shortcomings -- ya' gotta be able to get on base somehow.
The Aybar Trade
Jon Weisman, in his brilliant and thoughtful Dodger Thoughts website, made a case that the Aybar-Baez trade for Betemit may have been a mistake. Before the subsequent tread of Izturis to Tampa Bay, he wrote:
Okay, something's nagging at me a little bit about Friday's trade. And it's not the news that the Dodgers are paying the remainder of Danys Baez's contract, though I suppose that's kind of annoying.
In Willy Aybar, the Dodgers got rid of a player who displayed a nice grasp of the strike zone (he walked about once every six at-bats, with fewer strikeouts than walks) and an excellent doubles rate (20 doubles in his first 214 major-league at-bats, projecting to roughly 50 for a full season) for an older player (how much older, we're not exactly sure) whose principal advantage, at least for now, is home run power. There are mixed reports on both players' defense.
It's not that Wilson Betemit's nine home runs in 199 at-bats this season don't matter to me, but do they outweigh the points against him?
I'm splitting hairs a little bit. The trade succeeds in boosting the Dodgers' thin hopes for this year without sacrificing the future in any significant way - in fact, it may help the future as well. The worst possibility is that in a few years, we learn that Aybar is the superior talent.
But I woke up this morning feeling a little sad about how much the Dodgers focused on what Aybar lacked instead of what he offered.
So I think about how Aybar was benched so that Cesar Izturis could play. Izturis is without a doubt the more spectacular fielder. But in many games, Aybar would make all the plays at third base that Izturis would make. And yes, in a few games, Aybar would make more plays than Izturis, because Izturis isn't perfect.
In the end, Izturis comes out ahead. But when you have the reputation of being a better fielder, people tend to focus on the plays you make and forgive the plays you don't. For Aybar, it was the opposite. The differences get blown out of proportion.
Meanwhile, at his worst, Aybar hit home runs more often than Izturis, who celebrates them like birthdays. In fact, there isn't a single aspect of using the bat in which Aybar, at age 23, isn't already superior to the 26-year-old Izturis - and that factors in Aybar's summer slump. You don't know offensive slumps until you've seen Izturis.
Again, I get what Friday's trade was about. It was an attempt to balance prayers for 2006 with hopes for the future. I'm not complaining about that.
I don't have the raging dislike for Izturis that some others have. I love his glove, and I'm dispassionately bored by his bat. He is who he is. A great-fielding No. 8 hitter. Just like the great-fielding 22-year-old the Dodgers have at AA Jacksonville, Chin-Lung Hu.
I don't know if Atlanta would have taken Izturis instead of Aybar, though it does appear that their primary goal was Baez and so the second player in the trade could have been either infielder. I also don't know if Izturis will yield a bigger prize in a few days or months. All I can say is that as I write this, I'd rather Aybar were still in the Dodger organization, for all his flaws, even if he were at AAA, than Izturis.
If you haven't checked out Weisman and his site, don't wait a moment longer.
A Different Look-- We also offer an opinion from George Hewitt, a former Dodger Dugout correspondent, who has been a close observer of the club for decades. His take:
I think so many organizations are dealing with head cases be it bat tossing or attitude that Guzman's stock is as low as it will ever be, as no one is as willing to deal with such players.
It is interesting to read that Royster feels that Guzman is growing up, but no one else feels that way. I do not have as much faith in Guzman as you do, but I do understand your fear of trading him before his prime.
As to top prospects as you well know top prospects are what ever the PR department churns out, and I think it is a mark of the current GM that the press trusts him rather than they did their feelings for DePo (as you call him). That trust covers up a lot of sins.
It will be interesting to see if either Maddux or Lugo re-signs. Maddux will I think, and Lugo might if the Dodgers make the play offs.
More interesting to me is how Kent takes all of this.
The Dodgers have to:
1. let Kemp play by dropping Lofton
2. get rid of Drew even if it means paying someone to take him off their hands ala a certain left hander who is now a Royal. This would allow Repko to play full time.
3. Let Loney play.
I am not sure about Nomar. I think he has added a lot but boy is he brittle!


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Key Stats: CF Robertson 2-3, 2B, BB
Omaha came up four hits short of the Pacific Coast League record as they pounded out 33 hits on their way to the highest run total allowed by the Tucson Padres. Outfielder Sawyer Carroll came in to pitch the ninth inning and was the lone Padres pitcher not to surrender a run in the contest. After starter Colt Hynes was tagged for eight runs, five earned, in just 1.2 innings of work, righty Alexis Lara gave up four more in one inning before getting ejected for throwing a pitch behind super-prospect Wil Myers. Chris Franklin, who just arrived from Lake Elsinore, yielded five more in his first 1.1 innings of Triple-A ball.
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Key Stats: RHP Kunz 8IP 3H, 4K, 1BB; 3B Rincon 1-4, 2B
A night after Josh Geer tossed eight scoreless innings, Eddie Kunz matched his stellar outing. Unfortunately for the Missions, Arkansas starter Jarrett Grube shut down their offense and the Travelers rallied for six runs in the ninth inning against reliever Daniel Stange.
Kunz, the 26-year-old former Mets number one pick acquired for Allen Dykstra, had by far his most effective start in almost two years in a Missions jersey. The righty gave up only three singles and one intentional walk over eight innings as he struck out four Travelers. It was his longest appearance in the Padres system.
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Key Stats: 1B Wing 1-4, HR; RF Tate 1-3, BB, SB (9); Noel 2-4, SB (80); RHP Lollis 6IP, 6H, 3ER, 3K, 2BB
Kevin Quackenbush had a rare bad outing for the Storm, giving up two runs without recording an out in the ninth to take the loss as Rancho Cucamonga walked off with a 5-4 victory. It was the first time in 47 appearances that Quackenbush allowed more than one run and recorded no outs.
Starter Matt Lollis turned in a solid performance for the Storm, giving up three earned runs over six innings of work. The big righty scattered three singles over his first four frames before getting tagged for three runs in the fifth. He bounced back for a 1-2-3 sixth inning before giving way to the bullpen.
Utility man Michael Wing got the Storm on the board with a two-run homer, his fifth of the year, and Tommy Medica walked and scored twice. Donavan Tate, Rico Noel and Chris Bisson each swiped a base as the Storm continued to close in on Bakersfield for the California League lead. The club has stolen 216 bases on the year, nine off the Bakersfield pace which was fueled primarily by Billy Hamilton.
Dayton 5 Fort Wayne 4
Key Stats: SS Peterson 1-2, 3B, BB, Sac; 1B Orr 0-2, BB, HBP, 3SB
The TinCaps dropped their second straight in Dayton even as the offense got to top prospect Robert Stephenson for four runs in four innings of work.
Lee Orr pulled off a rare trifecta in the fourth inning. With a 3-1 lead in the fourth inning, Orr walked and then proceeded to steal second, third and then home. The slugging first baseman, who played with Jace Peterson at McNeese State, entered the game with seven stolen bases on the year.
Peterson got the scoring started with a two-run triple in the third inning then came around on a Mike Gallic single, but four Dayton relievers combined to blank the TinCaps over the final five innings.
Tri-City 5 Eugene 3
Key Stats: 3B Quintana 2-4; C Philips 2-4, HR(4), 2R;
Juan Marcano's late-season slide continued as the lefty gave up four runs, three earned, over three innings. The 21-year-old lefty, signed after the Yankees released him in the offseason, surrendered six hits and a walk. His ERA over the last four contests is 5.02, but he has also been touched for 10 unearned runs.
Gabriel Quintana went 2-for-4 in his second Northwest League start since getting promoted from Arizona. A third baseman from the Dominican, Quintana spent two full seasons in the Dominican Summer League before coming stateside for the first time this year. As a 19-year-old, he hit 291/337/483 in Peoria with a team-high five homers.
AZL Angels 5 Padres 2
Key Stats: LHP Erlin 3.1IP, 3H, 4R, 1ER, 5K, 0BB; RHP M. Kelly 4.2 IP, 1H, 1ER, 5K, 2 BB
Rehabbing starter Robbie Erlin was charged with four unearned runs as he worked into the fourth inning in his second appearance on the desert. The 21-year-old lefty only gave up three singles, but inning-opening errors in both the first and fourth cost him a pair of unearned runs each.
Michael Kelly turned in a strong performance in relief, giving up only one run in 4.2 innings. The 19-year-old who the Padres took in the supplemental round last year, came up one strikeout short of his season high with five and limited the Angels to only one hit.
Gabriel Quintana's promotion to Eugene coincided with the return of Fernando Perez from the disabled list. The 18-year-old from Chula Vista went 1-for-4 after missing nearly a month on his second trip to the DL since the Padres selected him in June.


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The Masters: The latest news on Day 4 at Augusta
The Independent's coverage of day four of The Masters has reached its dramatic conclusion with Australia's Adam Scott emerging victorious after a tense sudden death playoff with Argentina's Angel Cabrera.
Adam Scott celebrates his Masters triumph
by Charles Reynoldson Apr 14, 2013 at 11:59 PM
Both Scott and Cabrera birdied the final hole in round four to finish on nine under, with Jason Day ending up second on seven under after just slipping up crucially towards the end of the round.
Brendt Snedeker and Marc Leishman both started the day strongly in contention for the title but their challenge faded as the day went on and they ended tied for fourth place at five under with Tiger Woods who unsuccessfully tried to mount a dramatic final day comeback.
Elsewhere England's Lee Westwood also started with an outside chance of victory but was unable to take his chances and ended up three under par.
To relive all the action from this evening's dramatic golf see below:
ADAM SCOTT WINS THE PLAY-OFF!LATEST LEADERBOARDLeaders:-9: Adam Scott, Angel Cabrera-7: Jason Day-5: Tiger Woods, Marc Leishman, Brandt Snedeker-4: Thorbjorn Olesen, Sergio GarciaSelected others: -3 Westwood, +1 Bernhard Langer, +2 Rose, +4 Donald (5), +4 McIlroy (12); +8 Mickelson (17); +12 Guan (18)You can check on the latest leaderboard by clicking hereWho will win this year's Masters? Take our poll here4/14/2013 8:17:12 PM
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The Independent's Kevin Garside in Augusta has some advice for Angel Cabrera on the 12th hole:
Angel in Bubba country - play it left handed son Kevin Garside via Twitter at 9:57 PM4/14/2013 9:26:43 PM
Thorjborn Olesen finishes his 18 holes with a bogey for a score of 68 to end -4 overall. The young Dane has had quite a debut at The Masters and were it not for a 78 in the first round he would surely have been in with a great chance of winning.4/14/2013 9:29:24 PM
Day closes the gapJason Day birdies the 13th hole, for the fourth consecutive time this Masters, and cuts Angel Cabrera's lead at the top to one shot. Day is now -7 overall. Meanwhile the BBC are showing a cutaway about the turtles that inhabit the course.4/14/2013 9:32:37 PM
Marc Leishman blows a chance to join Jason Day on -7 and has to settle for par on the 13th hole. However Adam Scott doesn't make the same mistake and birdies the hole to join his compatriot one shot off the top.Aussie, Aussie, Aussie4/14/2013 9:38:02 PM
Drama on the 13th hole as leader Angel Cabrera hits a difficult shot out of the trees but narrowly misses landing on the green, his ball instead falling into the tiny stream that looks straight out of Bilbo's garden in Lord of the Rings.4/14/2013 9:42:43 PM
NEW LEADERJason Day holes an excellent putt on the 14th hole for his second consecutive birdie and he is now the new leader as Cabrera bogeys the 13th. Are we going to see the first Australian Masters winner?4/14/2013 9:45:03 PM
Jason Day off the tree and into the middle of the fairway. I think his time has come. #greenjacket Alex Butcher via Twitter at 10:46 PM
Jason Day getting a lot of stick for luck on here. he has been immense in the last 3 days and deserves his luck. Andrew Goodall via Twitter at 10:47 PM
Jason day unbelievable luck- got to win it now... Andy via Twitter at 10:47 PM4/14/2013 9:48:46 PM
A rainy day four of The Masters4/14/2013 9:51:02 PM
Tiger on the prowl?Is Tiger Woods going to make a very late push for the title? The American now has two birdies in his last three holes and moves to -5 with three holes to play. A strong finish and some mistakes from his rivals could see him in with a shout.4/14/2013 9:54:47 PM
However Woods blows a relatively straightforward birdie chance on the 15th and he fails to close the gap further.4/14/2013 9:56:31 PM
Angel Cabrera had a two shot lead coming into the back nine but bogeys on the 10th and 13th have seen him slip to second. He has a shot at a birdie on the 14th but he can't take it and stays second on -7.4/14/2013 9:59:08 PM
Leader Jasoon Day is having an excellent back nine, and he now has three consecutive birdies. The Australian opens up a two shot lead to go -9. Meanwhile his compatriot Adam Scott plays an excellent approach shot on the 15th to keep up the pressure on Day.4/14/2013 10:01:43 PM
31% of people still think Angel Cabrera is going to go home with the green jacket, do you agree? Take our poll here4/14/2013 10:06:01 PM
Westwood watchLee Westwood's search for a maiden Major win will go on, the Englishman has finished his fourth round and ends with a score of 71 to finish -2 overall. It looks like being a top ten finish but not the win he would have desperately wanted.4/14/2013 10:09:22 PM
Adam Scott is on the charge with another birdie at the 15th and not long after Jason Day bogeys the 16th meaning the two Aussie's are tied at the top.
Tight at the top4/14/2013 10:13:04 PM
Angel Cabrera misses a birdie chance on the 15th to tie for the lead and doesn't get much sympathy from England cricketer Craig Kieswetter:
Cabrera you wally!!! Craig Kieswetter via Twitter at 11:06 PM4/14/2013 10:19:49 PM
Adam Scott has a chance for a birdie and the lead on the 16th but he can't take it, the ball rolling agonisingly close to the hole.4/14/2013 10:21:24 PM
Brandt Snedeker stops the rot on the back nine with a birdie on the 15th to take him to -5. Can he mount a challenge after appearing to blow it earlier in the round?4/14/2013 10:23:17 PM
April showers4/14/2013 10:26:35 PM
Angel Cabrera clearly hasn't taken Kieswetter's criticism to heart because the Argentine pulls out a birdie with a fantastic long putt at the 16th to move back into equal first place.4/14/2013 10:28:34 PM
Meanwhile Jason Day is going the other way, the Aussie bogeys the 17th and drops down to second on -7.4/14/2013 10:30:35 PM
Tiger Woods has finished up with a fourth round score of 70 that leaves him -5 overall. It was a valiant effort but baring a total meltdown from the three players ahead of him it seems Tiger's Masters challenge is over. He just couldn't quite pull things back after his two-shot penalty in the second round.4/14/2013 10:33:24 PM
The final run inSo with all the remaining players onto the final two holes, this is how things stand:Scott and Cabrera are tied for first on -8, the Aussie has one hole to play the Argentine two.Day is one shot behind on -7 also with one hole to play.Snedeker has two holes to play but looks out of the running on -5.4/14/2013 10:37:27 PM
Who do you want to win?
I want Cabrera to win for the simple fact I've yet to hear him shout something entirely futile at his ball. #Masters Gavin Brown via Twitter at 11:37 PM
Would love to see Scott win the masters! Come on!! #masters #greenbook Leon Iacono™ via Twitter at 11:37 PM
I want this angel Cabrera to win the masters. Brian Cołe ⚾ via Twitter at 11:37 PM
Adam Scott deserves to win this after what happened at the open last year #masters Eoin Doyle via Twitter at 11:37 PM4/14/2013 10:39:24 PM
Day is not totally out of things and he gives himself a chance of getting back in the mix with a good approach shot onto the 18th green. Scott plays a less good shot and narrowly avoids going into the bunker. Is the pressure getting to him?4/14/2013 10:42:03 PM
Angel Cabrera comes within less than an empanada's width of birdieing the 17th and surely sealing victory but the ball somehow just misses the hole and he stays tied for first.4/14/2013 10:44:55 PM
Jason Day can only manage par on the final hole so he stays on -7 and it looks like he is out of things. However Cabrera and Scott still have the 18th hole to play. This is going to the very last...4/14/2013 10:46:45 PM
So it all comes down to the final hole with Cabrera and Scott tied for first place.Cabrera tees off and lands it solidly on the fairway with an excellent drive.4/14/2013 10:48:06 PM
Scott meanwhile has a long putt for a birdie and HE MAKES IT! The Australian is now in pole place to take home the green jacket. What a putt!4/14/2013 10:52:49 PM
Fellow countryman Shane Warne gives Scott the seal of approval:
WOW !!!!!!! What about the putt from Adam Scott, absolutely awesome.... Well done you little beauty, go you good thing..... Shane Warne via Twitter at 11:53 PM4/14/2013 10:55:18 PM
So can Angel Cabrera find a response? YES! The Argentine plays a fantastic shot onto the green which lands only a couple of feet away from the hole. He now has an excellent chance for a birdie to tie things up again.4/14/2013 10:57:02 PM
Angel Cabrera with the putt to tie things up at the top... and he sinks it. The Masters will go to a playoff.4/14/2013 11:00:57 PM
THE MASTERS GOES TO A PLAYOFFAngel Cabrera and Adam Scott will face each other in a playoff to decide who wins this year's green jacket. What a finish.4/14/2013 11:03:34 PM
So will Adam Scott bring Australia its first Masters triumph or can Angel Cabrera make Argentines everywhere from Buenos Aires to the Vatican very happy with a win here.4/14/2013 11:13:01 PM
Scott to tee off first and it lands nicely on the fairway...4/14/2013 11:14:13 PM
Cabrera follows with a thumping drive that is marginally better than his rival's but neither man has slipped yet.4/14/2013 11:15:19 PM
Adam Scott celebrates his dramatic 18th hole birdie4/14/2013 11:16:39 PM
Jason Day saw his challenge falter at the end4/14/2013 11:18:50 PM
Scott to take his second shot... and it lands just on the green but trickles back off and could have done with a couple of extra yards.4/14/2013 11:20:02 PM
Cabrera takes his shot and the ball also lands on the green before ending up very close to Scott's. Nothing separates the two men so far. Cabrera was unable to repeat the excellent approach shot he played on this hole to set up this playoff.4/14/2013 11:22:19 PM
Cabrera is up first and hoping to chip this into a good position and the Argentine plays a fantastic shot. The ball just trickles past the right hand edge of the hole.4/14/2013 11:23:44 PM
Scott is up now but can't play as good a shot however the ball is still only a few feet away from the hole. Advantage Cabrera but only just.4/14/2013 11:24:44 PM
No nerves though from Scott who sinks the putt for par. Cabrera now has to tap his putt in... which he does and both players will go to the 10th in this sudden death playoff.4/14/2013 11:25:58 PM
Cabrera celebrates his tying birdie on the 18th4/14/2013 11:28:24 PM
Both players tee off on the 10th, Cabrera pulling out the one iron and blasting the ball marginally ahead of Scott's but honours fairly even after the first shot.4/14/2013 11:29:47 PM
Those of you hoping this will be decided tonight could be disappointed with the news that it is fairly dark in Augusta which could make any play after this hole difficult.
Bad light stops play?4/14/2013 11:32:00 PM
Cabrera hits a fantastic second shot which lands on the green about ten feet from the hole.Scott however shows no sign of feeling the pressure and follows up with an excellent shot of his own.4/14/2013 11:34:35 PM
Cabrera comes within a milimetre of a birdie here but the ball stops agonisingly just before the lip.Scott now has a chance to win it with a long putt...4/14/2013 11:38:00 PM
What a finish! Adam Scott sinks a long putt brilliantly to become the first Australian to win the coveted green jacket. Heartbreak for Angel Cabrera who could scarcely have come any closer to taking the title.4/14/2013 11:41:08 PM
Adam Scott looking pretty happy with himself4/14/2013 11:47:48 PM
They'll be partying in Australia now they have their first Masters champion:
Well done Adam Scott - Congrats Australian. Crack open some VB!! #Masters2013 MG Sports & PR via Twitter at 12:39 AM4/14/2013 11:49:06 PM
Now for the presentation of the green jacket.An achievement for most 14-year-olds is getting out of bed early in the morning, Tianlang Guan has certainly topped that. He ends as the highest placed amateur at The Masters.Last year's winner Bubba Watson slips Adam Scott into his green jacket and it's official, Australia has its first Masters winner.4/14/2013 11:53:19 PM
The moment of victory4/14/2013 11:55:15 PM
That wraps up our coverage of the 2013 Masters, I've been Charles Reynolds hope to see you again soon for more live sport.4/14/2013 11:58:49 PM


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The Justice Department is allegedly planning to sue Apple and five major publishers for collusion and price-fixing of e-books. Lawmakers believe that the companies are working together to artificially raise the prices of e-books, simultaneously violating antitrust laws. For consumers, it's likely the case will result in lower prices. Read the full article at WSJ.com
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