Justin Fields shows some power at Wrigley Field

The Bears made a team outing to the home of the Cubs on their day off.

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Bears quarterback Justin Fields acknowledges the applause of the fans at Wrigley Field last year.

Bears quarterback Justin Fields acknowledges the applause of the fans at Wrigley Field last year.

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The Bears took a team field trip to Wrigley Field on Thursday, and quarterback Justin Fields showed he might have a career as a power hitter.

Several players posted video of their outing, from Tevan Jenkins taking batting practice to creating a tower made of beer cups (no word yet if it was Bleacher Bum approved).

But Fields sending a pitch into the stands caught a lot of attention on social media.

The Bears held OTA on Wednesday and will begin minicamp on June 14. The team found out Monday night their practice Tuesday was canceled by the NFL because they ran drills that featured contact during OTA practices last month.

This week has turned out to be a mix of work and relaxation. On the unexpected day off Tuesday, tight end Cole Kmet played 18 holes of golf, shooting an 86 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Long Grove.

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