"Why is he bunting with two outs? Did you tell him to do that Coach?"
Mark's eyes narrowed and he shook his head. "I gave him free reign, I'm sure he knows what he's doing." He replied, though it was clear he was worried.
The crowd however, was confused. It didn't make sense to be bunting with 2 outs in the final inning.
But Ken did not look nervous at all. In fact, he had already gotten into position for the next pitch and had his bat held out straight, ready to bunt once more.
Behind the plate, Leo was wearing a small frown. He knew that Ken was more than capable of hitting a home run in most cases. With a chance to hit a walk-off home run, why would he opt to bunt when there was so much risk?
For Leo who was used to playing the most optimal way possible, such a move was foolish. He had thought that someone of Ken's caliber would also hold the same standards as himself, but it seemed as if he overestimated him.
Just as he was about to write Ken off his list, his body froze.
