As I've stated elsewhere, I don't necessarily think Gibson made a bad pitch, per se. I do, however, think this goes back to pitch selection. From what I've seen, it's a fools game for pitchers to throw anything close to the strike zone down and in to a left-handed batter. I think Gibson has been told way to much or perhaps actually believes, he needs to stay down in the zone no matter what. Which, again, against left-handed batters, appears to be a bad idea. Yes, I know Gibson put himself in position to lose the game, but, that type of situation is what separates great pitchers from mediocre pitchers. Great pitchers will find a way to get out of a situation like that. If memory serves, Santana had a bases-loaded situation this year and got out of it without a run scoring. It happens and good pitchers find a way to survive. For whatever reason, Gibson just didn't get the job done.