INDIANAPOLIS -- He knew what answer was coming.
Butch Wynegar was talking with Max Moroff late last season and the Indianapolis hitting coach had a simple question: Was Moroff having fun hitting?
They talked for a few minutes and then Moroff looked down at the ground and gave a simple answer.
“No.”
This season is feeling a little different. Hitting has become a little more fun for Moroff, who is currently the organization’s 28th-ranked prospect. He’s enjoyed an early-season burst of power productivity that comes from trying to maintain a different perspective in the batter’s box.