As the MLB All-Star Game draws closer, three red-hot Chicago Cubs are taking the baseball world by storm — and the fan vote by force. Pete Crow-Armstrong, Kyle Tucker, and Seiya Suzuki are lighting up ballots and leading the charge for National League representation at Truist Park in Atlanta this July.
The Cubs, already in the thick of a strong postseason push, now find their brightest stars shining in the national spotlight. Fans are rallying — and the numbers show it.
Pete Crow-Armstrong: The Sparkplug Taking Center Stage
Crow-Armstrong isn’t just leading Cubs fans — he’s leading all NL outfielders with over 3 million votes. The 23-year-old phenom is having a breakout season, slashing with power, speed, and defensive excellence. His 19 home runs, .285 batting average, and league-leading 3.6 fWAR make him a no-brainer All-Star starter and even a potential MVP dark horse.
“He’s the engine of this lineup,” one analyst told Marquee Sports Network. “Electric on both sides of the ball.”
Kyle Tucker: Houston Hero, Chicago Hammer
Since arriving from the Astros, Kyle Tucker has made his presence felt in Wrigley. With a .395 OBP, .527 SLG, and a .922 OPS, he’s been one of the league’s most efficient hitters — and Cubs fans have noticed. He currently ranks 4th in NL outfield voting with nearly 1.8 million votes, putting him ahead of several All-Star regulars.
“He’s got All-Star written all over him,” said Cubs manager Craig Counsell. “Tough at-bats. Big hits. He’s a professional hitter.”
Seiya Suzuki: Japan’s Finest Thriving at DH
Seiya Suzuki has quietly put together a powerful campaign as the Cubs’ designated hitter. With 21 home runs, an .879 OPS, and elite contact hitting, Suzuki is surging in the fan vote and making a strong case to represent Chicago as the NL’s top DH.
The All-Star voting enters its final phase from June 30 to July 2, with daily vote resets. The top two outfielders in each league will automatically start, and all signs point to Crow-Armstrong and possibly Tucker grabbing those coveted spots.
Meanwhile, Carson Kelly, the Cubs’ veteran catcher, also remains in the mix behind the plate, although he currently sits behind top vote-getter Will Smith.
Multiple All-Star selections would solidify the Cubs as not just playoff contenders, but a team built around elite individual talent.
As the Cubs continue to surge in the NL Central, national recognition could boost clubhouse confidence and fan energy.
For Crow-Armstrong and Suzuki, this could mark their first All-Star nods — milestones in already promising careers.
The Cubs haven’t had this kind of All-Star buzz since the peak of the 2016 championship era. With youth, power, and fan support, Crow-Armstrong, Tucker, and Suzuki could form one of the most exciting trios in the National League showcase.