Cubs outfielders Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong were named All-Star Game starters on Wednesday, after helping lead the team to the second-best record in the National League so far this year. It's Tucker's fourth time as an All-Star, and Crow-Armstrong's first selection.

The Cubs expected that they were getting an MVP-caliber player when they acquired right fielder Kyle Tucker over the offseason to help transform the offense. What Chicago did not anticipate was center

For the first time in nearly 90 years, the Chicago Cubs will have two outfielders in the starting lineup at the All-Star Game.