I agree with you. Sending Kleiman in was not working out. She allowed a run, loaded the bases and was going to face a situation where she was going to have to avoid giving up a tying run or giving up the lead. Now, we won...so the situation worked out with Lemley coming in to save the day.... but you could argue that bringing in Kleiman didn't work/ I agree with the whole premise that criticizing pitching changes is hindsight. People can argue any logic when something works or doesn't work. Now, coaches do make bad moves and can be questioned...but most of the time it is because something outside the control of the coach did or did not work out.