re: Runner on 2nd, no outs, down by 1, top of the 6th, the only correct answer is.....

It doesn’t matter if it’s your best hitter. The flow of the game and where we are in the series needed to dictate that decision. In any other circumstance, you might not but that one surely dictated needing that runner on 3rd with 1 out. Heck, drag bunt him and give him the opportunity to beat it out. That pitcher is dealing and you are not getting many chances to score. The base hit percentages off of that guy, in that situation, was low. Thankfully we scored anyway.