Is MLB expansion the cure to baseball’s lack of offense?

Baseball is an ever changing landscape of late, but would expansion solve one of its biggest issues?

Baseball had an offensive explosion in 1994, in retrospect, a chemically-aided jolt to the game. Lost among the plethora of dingers whizzing out of ballparks was the run at a .400 batting average by Padres batting champ Tony Gwynn. Far from a steroid-inflated Adonis, Gwynn had already established himself as the best pure hitter since Rod Carew and perhaps even back to Ted Williams.