Reminds me of junior high school. Math teacher told us "whoever answers the next question gets no homework and can leave class immediately." So when he turned his back, I made a fart sound. He jerked back around and yelled "WHO DID THAT??" "Me," I said. "See ya."
Molitor's most difficult and impactful decision wasn't the lineup, it was leaving Santana in to finish the top of the 7th. Not sure I like it, but it worked, and I cut him some slack given his bullpen.
It absolutely was the absolute right thing to do. He can take a bases loaded 5 pitch walk--with only one pitch even close--every time, and you won't hear a peep out of me. But I don't expect that situation to evolve very often, so I reserve the right to question his approach in the future.