Castellanos is the nothing personal word of the day.

As in Nick Castellanos says in the $64 million free agent signing for the Cincinnati Reds

who is finding himself as part of what will go down in history as one of the single worst

home run calls of all time.

If you weren't paying attention last night, I want to go through what went happened,

what happened in Kansas City where the royals and reds were planted double header, you

know, in baseball, it's two seven inning games.

And during the course of game one, the following took place.

Broadcasters are now not traveling with the team.

So when your team is on the road, your broadcasters are actually in your home ballpark in the

home studio booth at that ballpark doing the game for monitors.

So when you're watching games and you can't understand why the broadcasters don't know

exactly where position players are playing.

They can't tell where in the double switches are who's moved to what position.

They can't necessarily see who's warming up in the bullpen.

Most broadcasters have binoculars when they're doing games and they're looking out so

they're getting numbers.

They've gotten in front of them all sorts of stats, but one of the things they have in

front of them is the number roster, the numerical roster in order.

They can quickly go through binoculars, look to see, of course, this goes against the

whole Joe Judge situation where you need names, you need numbers, of course, and you see

who's warming up the bullpen.

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