I've been thinking about that the last couple days as well. In general, I would say we tend to view decisions from a risk averse perspective. Playoffs are a different animal of course because the stakes are much higher, but even in the regular season, we tend not to take the long view. From a manager's perspective though, it's not only about winning the game, it's developing the players on your team. I imagine there are times where the manager is thinking "boy, I have no idea if this guy can actually do this or not," but they also know that you have to put the player in the situation to find out, and the very act of doing that is what allows the player to succeed. It's much easier to nitpick from the sidelines than be the actual leader making the decisions.