The lights went down at Truist Park and fans stood holding their cell phone lights following the sixth inning of Tuesday night’s All-Star Game.

The league's homage to a baseball giant was nice. It also shied away from telling an essential piece of the story.

The Chicago Cubs added Kyle Tucker in a trade this past offseason, and now the All-Star outfielder is dodging straight answers about a contract extension.

Not many of the 41,702 who filled Truist Park will remember the All-Star Game’s score. They may remember it was decided in a home-run derby reminiscent of a soccer penalty-kick shootout after the ...