It seems almost like it is a lose / lose here. Right now the fans are miffed off at Yost for making bonehead decisions (less those who still on cloud nine). So what happens? 1. Yost keeps going as status quo and people jump on his case; 2. Yost says something like, "Perhaps I should have done X instead of Y." The fans jump on him saying, "See? He admitted it! He admits he makes bad decisions!" IMHO, bringing Aquino in yesterday was just plain wrong -- even if he would have pitched out of it. Yet, I need to give Ned some slack. What should he do when Cordero blows a save? If he pitches Cordero 4 days in a row, then it is a bad decision. If Cordero blows a save after being rested, that isn't Ned's fault. How about Turnbow, Linebrink, or McClung? How much control does Ned have over them choking? I think there is enough blame to go around. Yost seems to be an easy target because when he makes bad decisions, they really stand out. Perhaps this exercise is doing nothing more than exposing a HUGE weakness -- the bullpen. That's Doug's job to get the horses in the pen.