In a major announcement that has excited baseball fans across the country, Major League Baseball (MLB) has confirmed that the Chicago Cubs will host the 2027 All-Star Game at the iconic Wrigley Field. This marks the first time since 1990 that the historic ballpark will serve as the backdrop for the Midsummer Classic, and only the fourth time in franchise history.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement earlier today, praising the Cubs organization and the city of Chicago for their deep baseball heritage and passionate fan base. “Wrigley Field is one of the most beloved venues in all of sports. We’re thrilled to bring the All-Star festivities back to such a historic and vibrant location,” Manfred said.
The 2027 All-Star Week is expected to include a full lineup of events such as the Home Run Derby, Futures Game, and celebrity softball game, in addition to the main event. City officials anticipate a significant economic boost from tourism and media coverage, projecting tens of millions in revenue.
With the countdown now officially underway, fans are already looking forward to celebrating the game of baseball in one of its most cherished stadiums.