In the MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, two-thirds of the National League outfield will feature Cubs players Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong. This marks Tucker's first All-Star start after three previous selections in the American League, while Crow-Armstrong makes his debut. He has made a significant impact, being the fourth fastest in MLB history to achieve 25 homers and 25 stolen bases within 92 games. Both players' game time duration and number of at-bats remain uncertain based on the overall lineup.
Kyle Tucker will start in right field and Pete Crow-Armstrong will start in center for the NL, marking significant representation from the Cubs at the All-Star Game.
Tucker is making his first All-Star start after previously being an American League selection for three consecutive seasons. Crow-Armstrong is also making his debut at the All-Star Game.
Crow-Armstrong has emerged as one of the fastest players, achieving 25 homers and 25 stolen bases in just 92 games during the 2025 season.
The starters generally play two to three innings, leading to potential one to three plate appearances for Tucker and Crow-Armstrong.
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