Cubs left-hander Matthew Boyd’s All-Star Game locker last week in Atlanta sat between those of Clayton Kershaw and Chris Sale. He let that sink in as he walked into the National

Chicago Cubs pitcher Matthew Boyd will not participate in Tuesday’s MLB All-Star Game, and his replacement ruffled some feathers online.

Chicago’s Matthew Boyd won a matchup of All-Star left-handers as Max Fried left early because of yet another blister on his pitching hand, and the Cubs stopped the New York Yankees’ five-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory.

Boyd was out of baseball 13 months ago. Since signing with Cleveland midway through 2024, he's been a certified ace. Now, he's an All-Star.

There has only been one other Chicago Cubs pitcher in the last 125 years who has been on the kind of streak that Matthew Boyd is on right now, and that was Jon

Matthew Boyd gave a small pump of his fist and a quick pound of his glove as he started walking off the field in the fifth inning.

The Chicago Cubs are in need of starting pitching at the MLB trade deadline, and Kansas City Royals starter Seth Lugo is a good fit.

Chicago Cubs pitcher Matthew Boyd is headed to the MLB All-Star Game, joining a star-studded roster for the midsummer classic. Boyd will be joined by some of the biggest stars in the game in that ...

“(Matthew Boyd) is in his 11th year and for him to be an All-Star, I think, is a lesson for everybody," Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell said.