Issues potentially preventing Cubs from hosting All-Star Game at Wrigley Field
Briefly

The Chicago Cubs are in contention to host the 2027 MLB All-Star Game, but must address security standards that currently do not meet MLB requirements. Commissioner Rob Manfred stated the Cubs are working with local authorities to resolve these issues. Wrigley Field, a historic venue, has hosted three All-Star Games, with the last being in 1990. If the Cubs succeed, they would surpass Fenway Park and Angel Stadium for most All-Star Games hosted. Additionally, this would extend the streak of National League teams hosting the event to three consecutive years.
"There are remaining issues that the Cubs are working through with local people. We're hoping that we get in position. We think Wrigley would be a great host for an All-Star Game," Manfred said.
Wrigley Field is in a three-way tie with Fenway Park and Angel Stadium for the most All-Star Games hosted at three. The first was back in 1947 and the Cubs have not hosted the Midsummer Classic since 1990.
As MLB's oldest and one of its most storied venues, Wrigley Field makes a lot of sense to host another All-Star Game after what would be a 37-year drought.
If the Cubs are able to secure their position as the All-Star Game host for 2027, they would be the third consecutive National League team to receive the event.
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