Are you saying that managers only call for intentional walks when they don't trust the pitcher to pitch around the hitter? Because if you're saying that, it's a ridiculous argument. Yes, Wise screwed up, but he shouldn't have been in a position to screw up. He either shouldn't have been pitching to that hitter, or he should have been throwing one six feet outside on purpose. But, yeah, Wise messed up, and that sucks.