I mostly agree with this, but baseball is a situational game. For example, I hated Logan Morrison, pinch-hitting, squaring to bunt in the Top of the 7th after Castro's leadoff walk, Twins down 5-4. Why do I hate it? Among the reasons: * Assuming Morrison sacs successfully, you have only moved a runner from 1st to 2nd. Still takes a hit to the outfield to get the run in, and it's Castro. Not a given he scores from 2nd on a hit. * Castro only represented the tying run. Twins were visitors, and playing to tie on the road is a silly proposition. Twins were willing to give up one of their 9 remaining outs to merely tie the game. Twins were willing to compromise their chance to take the lead and a potential big inning to settle for one run that merely ties the game, while the Buccos had 3 more outs left than the Twins. Big-time dislike. * If the Twins were the home team in the late innings, and their opponent had a guy coming off a 38-dinger season square around to sac bunt with nobody out and a runner on first base, I'd say "Thank you very much for not letting that guy swing away..."