When I read the title of this thread I thought this was one of the sportsmanship-related unwritten rules, like don't do a dramatic bat flip, so I was confused at first. Yes, there is a time-honored guideline never to make the third out at third base. In fact, Bill James takes it one step further and says never to make ANY out at third base, and I think that's very valid. But on this play there was no out made. What I'm confused about is why Molitor would be bothered by it. It seems to me that this was exactly the type of play he would have made as a player.