There are young players on the team that will make mistakes. In theory I agree -- however, I think that Yost has instilled an "agressive baserunning" ethos with the club -- the Brewers have been making a lot of base-running blunders -- at the end of the day, that should end up as Ned's responsibility. He is a good hitting pitcher, A good hitting pitcher is generally still a bad, hitter and makes a H&R much more of a gamble Sometimes it work, sometimes it doesn't. You can say this about any event regardless if the outcome is good or bad... The bad idea about this -- you have the top of your lineup coming up, Bush, while a good hitting pitcher, is a weak H&R candidate overall. It's better to bunt IMO, and give the top of your lineup an opportunity to hit with a RISP -- Heck, it would have even been smarter to let Bush hit away. If Bush had so obviously lost it, then how come he struck out the last batter of the inning so easily? He struck out the pitcher -- who has 20Ks in 33 ABs -- that is the simple answer. But, since CV got out of it, that was a good move, and since Bush hung a pitch, that was a bad move. CV outside of his first appearance, has been a lot more reliable than Bush -- I would tend to have a quicker hook (6+ ERA) with Bush than I would with CV.