The Chicago Cubs sent three players to the 2025 MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, and two of them will be in action on Tuesday night.
The game is set to start at 7 p.m. on Fox, and will pit the best players from the American and National Leagues against one another.
Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates will start for the National League, and he’ll be opposed by fellow young phenom Tarik Skubal, giving fans an incredible matchup to check out in the exhibition game.
The Cubs, leading the National League Central by one game over the Milwaukee Brewers at the All-Star break, will have two players in Dodgers manager Dave Roberts’ starting lineup on Tuesday night.
Outfielder Kyle Tucker, appearing in his fourth All-Star Game, will get the start in right field and will bat seventh, while Pete Crow-Armstrong will make his All-Star Game debut, batting ninth and playing center field.
Pitcher Matthew Boyd, who has posted a sparkling 10-3 record and a 2.34 ERA in 19 starts for the Cubs, will not appear in the game, opting instead for rest during the All-Star break.
Tucker has been sensational in his first season with the Cubs, clubbing 17 home runs and driving in 56 RBI’s in 357 at-bats this season. He has also stolen 22 bases, and is slashing .280/.384/.499 on the year.
He will undoubtedly be one of, if not the top, free agent in this year’s class, though the Cubs could still try to re-sign him prior to the end of the regular season.
Crow-Armstrong finds himself in serious consideration for National League MVP honors, and he comes into the All-Star Game as one of the most exciting players in the sport. His 5.2 Wins Above Replacement leads the National League, and he is among the league leaders in home runs (25), RBI (71) and stolen bases (27).
He is slashing .265/.302/.544 on the season, and has an OPS+ of 140.
After the All-Star break, the Cubs will resume their season with home series against the Boston Red Sox, winners of 10 games in a row, and the Kansas City Royals before heading to the South Side to take on the White Sox.
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