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.

If Jed Hoyer's bets continue to hit, everyone — from him to Tucker to the beer vendors to chairman Tom Ricketts — is going to cash in.

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