No, no, no, and NO! You will be creating a recipe for a predictable end of game. Here's what will happen, virtually every time.
Tenth inning, tie game. Runner is placed on 2nd base, no outs. The first guy up to bat for the visiting team bunts, advances the runner to third base. One out. Then the next guy tries to hit a fly ball to the outfield. If unsuccessful the next guy tries to get a hit. Let's say they don't succeed. Bottom of the inning.
Home team gets a runner put on 2nd base, no outs. First guy up bunts him over to third. Next two batters are intentionally walked, loading the bases. Now there is a force at any base and any ball hit anywhere means the defense is throwing home. The OF will be playing kind of shallow to cut down the runner at third scoring on a sacrifice fly. Or they might go with 5 infielders and 2 outfielders. The pitcher will be throwing sinkers, sliders, and curveballs low in the strike zone trying to induce a ground ball. Maybe he does get the ground ball or maybe the ball skips past the catcher and the runner on third scores the winning run. Welcome back to Little League baseball where winning runs score on wild pitches.