Ah, ok, thank you for checking! I checked and one of my Macs has it, the other does not. No idea why.
Anyway, I switched to using a VMWare utility called "vmrun" (instead of the osascript approach) which lets me do start, stop, suspend, etc. on specific VMWare images. It's probably a better way to manipulate VMWare and it appears to work so I'll stick with that. That script (in case is helps someone else) is:
#!/bin/sh
/Library/Application\ Support/VMware\ Fusion/vmrun -T fusion stop /path/to/vmware_image.vmx
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