Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports

Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant appears to be getting closer to a return to action.

Bryant addressed the media on Saturday and said his injured shoulder is feeling better. He has been allowed to swing a bat again, and isn’t feeling any pain in his shoulder anymore.

There won’t be any rush to bring Bryant back. The Cubs are doing well without him, and his previous return to action didn’t last long. In total, he’s played just ten games since June 22. There’s no obvious damage to Bryant’s shoulder, and it sounds like he’s progressing toward a return.

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