Bregman went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and a sacrifice fly in Tuesday's win over Minnesota.
He's opened this series by homering in its first two games, and Bregman now has four long balls to go with a .294 average, six RBI, six runs and a steal over his last nine contests. That doesn't exactly qualify as a breakout, but Bregman is slowly pulling up his stats after a stone-cold start. It took him awhile to warm up to major-league pitching last year, too, so don't be surprised if he suddenly goes on a tear now that he's starting to feel good at the plate.