Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is selected to the National League All-Star team for a second consecutive year. Multiple reports say he earns the honor as a reserve for the Midsummer Classic, following a prior All-Star appearance the season before. The announcements come as the Cubs continue to compete during a season shaped by roster challenges, including pitching injuries, according to one outlet’s season context.
The Athletic describes Crow-Armstrong as a central impact player for Chicago at Wrigley Field, highlighting his standout performance and framing him as a key factor in the team remaining in contention. Other coverage focuses on the milestone itself—back-to-back All-Star selections—and quotes Cubs manager Craig Counsell discussing how attention tends to follow top-performing players.
Together, the sources present a consistent picture of Crow-Armstrong’s rise and sustained value to the Cubs, with the All-Star selection serving as a league-wide recognition of his continued production.
