The Chicago Cubs will officially receive their designation to host the 2027 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field soon.

Chicago Cubs fans shared their excitement with ABC7 about multiple reports saying the MLB All-Star Game will come to Wrigley Field in 2027.

A year ago, Tommy Edman was a relatively minor pickup by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the same trade involving the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago White Sox that allowed the eventual World Series champions to acquire reliever Michael Kopech.

The Kansas City Royals were hot Wednesday at Wrigley Field, scoring an 8-4 road win. So were the Chicago Cubs. And the umpires. And the fans. Everyone felt the heat in Wrigleyville. Fans swarmed to the Addison Red Line station after the game,

The Cubs, the City of Chicago, and Major League Baseball are set to officially announce next week that Wrigley Field has been awarded the 2027 All-Star Game. Sun-Times sources confirmed the rollout, which will include officials from all parties, is scheduled for Aug. 1, as Crain’s Chicago Business reported Wednesday night.

After more than three decades, the friendly confines will once again host the 2027 All-Star Game. Sources told CBS News Chicago that the official announcement will be made when Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred visits Wrigley Field on August 1.

Shota Imanaga tossed seven shutout innings and five players hit solo home runs Saturday, carrying the Chicago Cubs to a 6-0 win over the Boston Red Sox.

You can point the finger at their pesky starting rotation.