You can make a bad move and get a good result just like you can make a good move and have a bad result. I'm curious as to how you decide WHAT was a bad move. Surely that's subjective. I thought once Hader started getting squeezed on the zone he started to get less effective. It's certainly not a no-brainer after 1 2/3 to leave him in vs. taking him out. Anyone who says this was the WRONG move definitively is just, like, stating an opinion, man. Bringing in the walking and homer machine with the tying run on 3rd is probably not a good move, don't you think?