Seriously, this is a non-issue. Spring training games mean nothing once the season starts. I wish I could tell you Spring Training is a definite harbinger of things to come but, it isn't. For instance, I believe the Twins had a phenomenal Spring Training record going into the 2016 season. Okay, I looked it up and the Twins were 19-11 in Spring Training that year. We all know how that year turned out. Anyway, yes, I know record and batting are two different things but, I think it shows we, as fans, need to take Spring Training with a grain of salt. And, if you look at Houston, they were 15-15 in Spring Training last year, while the Angels were 21-14. Spring Training is fun to follow and MLB uses it to try and create buzz, but, in the end, the games themselves don't really indicate how a team is going to do during the regular season. By the way, even with what appears to be trouble hitting the ball, the Twins are just 1 game under 500 in Spring Training. Which means the pitching has been doing the job during Spring Training. But, it doesn't mean the pitching will carry over into the regular season. Just like the lack of hitting doesn't mean that will carry over into the regular season.