I think the reasoning there is that Aramis is the guy you pay to create runs. I don't think it has anything to do with Aramis's ego. Dusty goes with the guy he thinks he's clutch, his cleanup hitter. Do you think cleanup hitters on any team usually bunt? Okay, say he did get the bunt down. Know what happens next? Intentional walk. So, basically you just took that bat out of the hands of the fourth AND fifth hitters, and at that point in our lineup the hitters start getting weaker. The great example of this is the game where Neifi ended up hitting his 10th inning grand slam. Todd Walker doubled, so DLee was IBBed. Next, Burnitz, hitting cleanup, laid down a successful sac bunt. So Aramis was IBBed as well. Barrett, hitting sixth, struck out. Neifi 99 times out of 100 does not hit a grand slam there, and 75% of the time we don't score any runs there, after a leadoff double. Did the sac bunt necessarily make sense there?