Surely, its usually a bunt, but it shouldn't be the "automatic" call. Especially if the opposing pitcher has been dominating. Depending on where you are in your lineup, say for example your #4 batter is the one who hit the double, she can put the next 2 batters on and get lower into your lineup, which usually means hitters not quite as solid as the ones in your middle. Not saying bad hitters, just batters who are down there for a reason given your lineup. And how many teams ask their #5 batter to bunt, and how often? So how confident, especially given the situation, would I be having her try to bunt? Point is, there are dozens of things to factor into your decision given that exact situation. Bunting isn't always the best answer. Most of time surely. But not always. And no one way of going about it guarantees getting the run in. Bunting her to 3rd still requires something else to happen afterwards to get her in to score. Of course being at 3rd she can score on almost anything that happens, so the percentages are higher, but something still does need to happen. It all comes down to if you want 2 chances(if the defense took the out at first on the bunt) of getting something to happen to score her from 3rd, or 3 chances at getting something to happen to score her from 2nd. I've seen it work and not work in both cases.
