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Cubs' Alex Bregman feeling more comfortable at plate, and it's showing

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<p>Alex Bregman finally might have unlocked something in his swing.</p><p>Like last month when <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs" >Cubs</a> teammate Dansby Swanson broke “the dam” that had been keeping his hitting at bay, Bregman appears to have found “the feels” at the plate.</p><p>After hitting two home runs in June, Bregman was homerless this month until he went deep July 11-12 in Cincinnati. The second of the two homers was accompanied by a single and a double, and Bregman drove in four runs.</p><p>Unfortunately for him, the All-Star break cost him those “feels,” and he went 0-for-7 in the first two games back, Friday and Saturday against the Twins.

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<p>Alex Bregman finally might have unlocked something in his swing.</p><p>Like last month when <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs" >Cubs</a> teammate Dansby Swanson broke “the dam” that had been keeping his hitting at bay, Bregman appears to have found “the feels” at the plate.</p><p>After hitting two home runs in June, Bregman was homerless this month until he went deep July 11-12 in Cincinnati. The second of the two homers was accompanied by a single and a double, and Bregman drove in four runs.</p><p>Unfortunately for him, the All-Star break cost him those “feels,” and he went 0-for-7 in the first two games back, Friday and Saturday against the Twins. For reasons that defy explanation, the “feels” returned Sunday, when the third baseman hit a two-run homer in the first inning, giving him three homers in five games.</p><p>“The first two days just felt a little off,” Bregman said after the Cubs’ 10-1 victory Sunday. “What we were working on right before the break felt better today.

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<p>Alex Bregman finally might have unlocked something in his swing.</p><p>Like last month when <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs" >Cubs</a> teammate Dansby Swanson broke “the dam” that had been keeping his hitting at bay, Bregman appears to have found “the feels” at the plate.</p><p>After hitting two home runs in June, Bregman was homerless this month until he went deep July 11-12 in Cincinnati. The second of the two homers was accompanied by a single and a double, and Bregman drove in four runs.</p><p>Unfortunately for him, the All-Star break cost him those “feels,” and he went 0-for-7 in the first two games back, Friday and Saturday against the Twins.
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