Yeah, the idea that he can hustle like nobody's business when he sees daylight but regularly embarrass himself with his mail-it-in motions in the same game is frustrating. I guess the same can be said of Céspedes, but at least we know he's had damage to his trucks, so him picking his moments can be rationalized as strategic, rather than merely petulant. He seems impossibly self-centered to me. It's probably part of what makes him the athlete he is. But I'd want a locker as far away from him as possible.