I agreed with RR's decision to bunt. Unlike sac bunting in the first inning, when playing for the one run and taking the DP out and bringing the sac fly possibility in to tie the game, it made sense. Yes, Yuni should know how to bunt, but after watching him for 135 games RR has to realize he is one of the most fundamentally unsound players in MLB. Not putting your hand around the bat on a bunt is something they teach in little league. On the bench sits Craig Counsell who has long outlasted his expiration date by being one of the most fundamentally sound players in MLB. Counsell should probably be retired, yet if you are ever going to use him in a situation late in the game that makes sense, that was it. Even a Counsell basher (and I am not one at all) would admit the guy can make contact and lay down a bunt with the best of them. Plus he'd be a late inning defensive upgrade. Then to make up some excuse that he didn't want to burn the bench, then use him after the Yuni fail as a pinch runner made no sense at all. I like RR personally and it appears his players do as well. He's kept them focused and there is a great vibe around the team that has paid off in emotional contests like they've had with the Classies. But he has made so many questionable managerial moves I can't help but think this will come back to bite them in some close playoff games.