Are Kyle Tucker, Cubs everywhere in an extension? In the all-star game 'King Duck' mainly mom remains

Atlanta – what will you have first, Cubs fans, the good or bad news?

Ok, the good thing: Fourth all-star Kyle Tucker has a most popular major League ball park where you can meet, and the masses that long for seeing the Cubs will expand the contract of the right field player.

“Wrigley Field,” he said.

Halleluja. Is it too early to plan the next parades of the World Series?

“When the wind blow out,” added Tucker. “Then it's a lot of fun to take it.”

A qualification? What a buzzkill. On the other hand, we have ever heard the same observation of about every Cubs beat man.

And the least favorites? We could just as well take it for him.

“It would probably be the same if the wind blows into it?” He said and sounded almost apologetically.

One day before the start of the all-star game in the left next to the Center Pete Crow-Armstrong-Des first extinction duo of the Cubs since Alfonso Soriano and Kosuke Fukudome In 2008-treated, the player reporter, known as “King Tuck”, reporter with another appearance of his age “King Duck”, “King Duck”.

The 28-year-old may be best as the bat with his bat with his bat with his bat, the best way to say nothing about a potential expansion with the CUBs-500 million US dollars? – or a trip to the free agency.

Is there a chance that an expansion will happen this summer? Ask for a few million desperate maniacs.

“You never know,” he said. “Things can change at all times. I just ride out and we will see how things are going. I just try to do my job in the field and let other things for themselves.”

This is how a problem is made.

Tucker checked in every box and completely hit the moment in his first Cub season and a consistency of the quality that seems to penetrate the entire list. Crow-Armstrong was more striking and Seiya Suzuki more powerful, but Tucker leads the team in hits (100), a basic percentage (.384) and Runs (68) and has so many walks-a team-high-60-like strikes, an absolute rarity in today's game. And with 22 stolen bases, it is only five behind potential 40-40-man crow-arm strong.

If Tucker's transition from the American League was anything but seamless, he was not perceptible to the untrained eye.

“It was definitely strange at first,” he said. “But the group of people we have, and the team of coaches, just does it. Everyone has each other and just tries to do everyone better. It makes it easier.”

Wouldn't it be nice to look forward to representing the Cubs in future all-star games?

“Yes why not?” he said. “We will see what's going on this year.”

Would you like to be a Cub in the long term?

“Yes why not?” He said again. “They were very open to me and other players. We have a really good environment, not only in the clubhouse, but also in the front office, coaching staff and everything. We have a good group there.”

Tucker called “a lot of fun” on the north side and the fans “phenomenal” and “phenomenal”. To be able to go to dinner after the games has also reached the place. What else is there?

Apart from the fact that a hole is blown into the Rickett vault, that's the way it is. Not to mention the President of the Cub, Jed Hoyer, found the nerve to go to a megade. King Duck was everything he was, but he cannot give the organization the will to spend like never before.

“I get the questions,” said Tucker, “but I'm just playing baseball.”

While the answers always blow in the wind.