But the costly blunder that led to the interception happened the play before.
Maybe Charlie Manuel or Girardi will make a memorable blunder that will be debated for ages.
Ruan's 34 g4 was a second blunder that cost her another pawn and put the game out of reach.
Brown said that the credit card leak was a "public relations blunder" that had caused internal conflict between the hackers.
It was only when I had children, over a decade later, that I realised what an egregious blunder that was.
And David Bronstein still bemoans a blunder that cost him a game in the 1951 World Championship with Mikhail Botvinnik.
But it was a blunder that was sold to the American public by a relentless propaganda campaign to hype the threat from Saddam and smear critics.
But the vice president should have been prepared to answer questions about a blunder that has scuffed the administration's national security luster.
He recalls once taking LSD, "a disastrous blunder that opened a vent of hell, and confirmed me as a long-standing whisky drinker".
AN ADMINISTRATIVE blunder that kept thousands of teachers out of their classrooms at the start of term has forced the government into a hurried and embarrassing retreat.
Caught trying to steal third in a first-inning base-running blunder that seemed to snuff out a rally, Suzuki more than made up for it.
