Who is responsible?

I just read about Riley Cooper READ STORY , Rangers gave him a 250k bonus with only the expectation of him showing up to Spring training March 1. To hear Cooper tell it Texas should be talking with him more, telling him what is going on. Ok, here is my question, did Texas just give him 250k with no paperwork? dose Cooper not sign something saying he will show up or give back the cash? Did Cooper do this on his own or is there an agent involved? Is it the Ranger's responsibility to hold his hand in the process? “I must not mean that much to them,” Cooper said. Guess he forgot that Texas gave him the 250k and invited him to camp! “Hopefully they contact me. I’m not going to contact them.“I’m waiting, Texas.” Come on Riley are you kidding, you got cash and an invite to camp. What more are you wanting at this point? It is your turn to show interest and prove you are worth the Ranger's time not the other way around.

Chosen by the Texas Rangers in the 25th round, 754th overall, of the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft…Started 23 games in right field and two in center field and batted .247 with 16 runs, eight walks, eight RBI and five doubles in 30 games...Had a .216 average in 12 SEC games...Had at least one hit in Florida’s first six games...Nine of his 22 hits went for extra bases...Had a pair of outfield assists and a fielding percentage of .978...Did not see action after April 10 while recovering from a knee injury...Entered the home win over UCF as a defensive replacement and singled and score in his only at-bat...Drove in two runs during the 11-4 win over Alabama with his first sac fly in the sixth and an RBI triple in the eighth...Appeared in all three games versus Tennessee, with two starts in right field, and recorded his fifth double of the season… Walked, stole a base and scored in the sixth in the 5-4 victory over Florida State...Started league action with a .444 (4-for-9) effort at Arkansas and extended his hitting streak to four games with at least one hit in each outing...Belted a solo shot in the ninth inning of game one...Delivered an RBI grounder in game two and was 1-for-3 in the finale...Played in two games during the Duquesne series and was 2-for-7 (.286)...Had a pair of hits in game three...Recorded his first career triple in a 2-for-4 performance against Duquesne...Also singled and scored in the sixth inning...Was 2-for-7 (.286) with three walks, three strikeouts and two runs during Miami’s visit…Went 3-for-7 (.429) in the sweep of Eastern Michigan, highlighted by his first career grand slam in game two...Turned a 5-4 deficit into an 8-5 advantage in the fifth inning with a towering shot that cleared the trees in left field and landed in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center parking lot...Turned in a .364 (4-for-11) performance against eighth-ranked Louisville...Doubled and scored in the finale...Had his first multiple-hit effort of the year by poking two doubles in Saturday’s 10-4 win...Singled in his initial at bat of the year off UL All-American Justin Marks…