Good morning and welcome to episode 111 of Effectively Wild the Daily Podcast at baseballperspectus.com.

I'm Sam Miller in Long Beach, California. Ben Lindbergh is in New York, New York. Ben, how are you doing?

I'm okay, but I think this felt to me like the most boring day of the offseason possibly.

It seems like we're at about that point where nothing is happening.

Yeah, I found today to be not too boring, but nothing that happened meant anything, you know?

It was like, like, like, so Sergio Romo had some sort of confrontation in the airport.

And I, Sergio Romo might be my favorite player and as much as I have a favorite player, which I don't.

And so I was interested in that and I was interested to read when Scott Miller.

Yeah, it's just going to ask you if you'd seen that too.

Yeah, so Scott Miller of CBS kind of had a backhanded, well, not backhanded.

He kind of insulted Romo. He sort of said something like, you know, he, I don't, let me say if I can find it.

But basically, he said he'd been belligerent and he kind of blew him off when he tried to interview him during the postseason

or gave some sort of rude answer.

Exactly. And Scott Miller is not the kind of reporter who normally goes out of his way to

needle players or to needle anybody. And so this sort of has kind of emerged on his

Twitter feed over the last couple of hours where he's been kind of explaining it in bits and

pieces to people in replies. And so finally, it seems to have been revealed that

Romo sort of was kind of freaking out in the clubhouse during the postseason. And so Miller

wrote about this belligerence and rudeness. And somebody named Marcos Breton Breton said,

yeah, he got weird at the end. It was bizarre. And then Brian Murphy of Canveyard says,

this is all disheartening to hear. He did a weekly show with us and couldn't have been better.

And Marcos said you could start to see it after game two. He had become a story and was engulfed

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