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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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James Fegan

Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki feeling better about his hitting after big game Tuesday

Seiya Suzuki singles in the first inning against Trevor Williams of the Nationals on Wednesday night at Wrigley Field. (Quinn Harris/Getty Images)

While his overall offensive numbers were around league average, Cubs right fielder Seiya Suzuki entered his four-hit outburst Tuesday night slashing .198/.268/.270 since June 1.

Lifting his second home run in his last 41 games, and driving in more runs (three) than he had for all of July up to that point, felt to Suzuki every bit the breakthrough that it looked like from the outside.

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