The responsibility it comes with is doing his job, on the field, which is being a great baseball player, which I think he is. But his talent isn't being a 'people person' in the manner of Puckett or Hunter. Just because you are one of the most talented ball players out there does not mean you have to have the skills to be the vocal leader. It'd be nice, but I don't think it's a requirement. If in his contract there is language that spells out that these are also his responsibilities, then yes, there is a problem. But assigning him arbitrary responsibilities outside of being a player on the field, then judging him by that, well, I guess I don't think that's right. My opinion.