Just because no one else does, that doesn't mean a young guy who has to show he can listen and work hard shouldn't. Also, I'm certain anyone running there would have stopped the second they look up and see the coaches hands up. The fact you are trying to put down Logan for that play is absurd. Most players know that there is a point of no return, and Logan clearly was past it, and probably should have known it. I'm not putting down Shaeffer too much, but I'm certainly not praising him for a play like that with 2 outs either, especially when he was almost picked off at 3rd earlier. He's only on third, in scoring position, because of a successful steal, and he only didn't score because he listened to his coach. Hard to jump on him in my opinion.