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I wouldn't jump on Peter's case that hard.
Although Peter pointed out some facets of his judgment---thinking the batter was attempting to delay his walk in hopes of other gains---it's not to say the concept of mockery did not also enter his mind. It would be hard pressed not to in such a situation.

With BOTH concepts of potential judgment, it then becomes the decisionmaking process of which route do you choose.
Some decisions will be right; some will be wrong.
I've been on both sides with my decisions when opposing options are viable potentials.

There is nothing wrong in presenting the situation, and members should not be afraid to enter such posts. It's worse to ridicule one's person as a result of his honesty for admitting what and why he did something. That will only lead to others being fearful of being persecuted for decisions they made----thus slowing down the reasoning and learning process for us all.
This is not a personal issue.

BTW, Peter, you blew it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

Just my opinion,

Freix