After getting away with the short-term use of Bautista at 3B and Donaldson at SS in the first two games, Gibbons tried his luck with those two as starters. With Bautista losing more than a step defensively, what was he thinking? The creaking fast-twitch muscles needed at the hot corner allowed his geriatric body  but one step and a futile dive. Maybe Donaldson would have avoided the 3-run double, but surely your best defender ought to be in there. Just to compound things, JB's throw to the plate in the 10th wasn't an early-season rainbow, but the winning run happened nonetheless.
And Gibbons' bizarre move to the cleanup spot with JB was just an ego boost for the .210 former slugger, whose most effective BBs as leadoff had let Donaldson club all those 2-run HRs lately. Yeah, JB has a hit a few HRs lately, mostly solo shots, and accompanied by a lot of scratch and bloop singles, not the feared slugger on every AB.
And what's with Osuna, left in again for yet another melt-down?