It's funny, because earlier in his tenure, the regular story on Terry was how focused on communication he was, frequently stopping by a guy's locker to make sure the lines were open, specifically catering to the guy going through rough spots, and being overtly conscious in choosing this behavior, because failing to communicate is what allegedly doomed him at previous spots. I wouldn't be shocked if, in a spiraling season, with high turnover, high frustration, and an aging mind and body, maintaining all those lines of communication, and control of the clubhouse narrative, became more than he could bear. I also wouldn't be surprised if one of those personalities he had no control over was Céspedes, and another was Harvey. Guys making their own rules may be mostly harmless, but then order breaks down in the fringes, because the guys you rarely have contact with take their cues from the 500-pound gorillas. It's why football coaches are such martinets. They have 60 or so guys in that clubhouse that they can't personally police.