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Astros' Colin Moran credits swing changes for sizzling spring


made offseason adjustments to his swing, changes he feels are the reason for his strong performance this spring. He's hitting .389 with two home runs and six RBI through 12 spring games. His bounce-back is encouraging following a down season. Moran has played both first and third base during camp, but he's unlikely to claim an Opening Day roster spot. (CBS Sports)

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