Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Tuesday that while he expects Sergio Romo to get the majority of the save chances this season, he wants to be careful with his workload.

Romo staked his claim on the closer role down the stretch last year and into the postseason, but throwing the slider as often as he does can put a lot of strain on his arm. With that in mind, the Giants could give him the occasional day off, opening the door for other relievers to get save chances. Romo should be excellent when called upon, but be careful about counting on him as an elite closer option in fantasy leagues.

Sergio Romo won't face criminal charges resulting from an incident at a Las Vegas airport on New Year's Day.

Romo was detained after he allegedly "became angry and aggressive" with a TSA officer after he failed to show proper identification to clear security. The Giants' reliever was then was cited for violating airport rules and released. While he was scheduled to appear in court on February 12 and faced the possibility of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, the case has been dropped.

According to TMZ.com, Sergio Romo was detained by police at the Las Vegas airport on New Year's Day for allegedly becoming belligerent with a TSA officer.

The report states that Romo "became angry and aggressive" with a TSA officer after he couldn't provide the proper ID to clear security. The fan favorite was then cuffed by police and taken to the police station at the airport before being cited for violating airport rules and then released. He was not permitted to fly following the incident and was escorted off airport grounds. The report cites law enforcement sources who say that Romo appeared to be under the influence.