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.

And now here we are, 2025, and the National League will start Cubs young star Pete Crow-Armstrong in centerfield while the American League will start Tigers infield-convert Javier Baez in centerfield. The trade sent PCA from the Mets to the Cubs in exchange for Baez as the Mets made a championship push.

The Chicago Cubs have been driven by their sluggers all season, so it makes sense that two of them will start for the National League All-Star team.