Kyle Tucker clubs a two-run homer to right field and puts the Cubs on the board in the top of the 3rd inning

The star outfielder -- who was in the midst of the NL MVP race at the beginning of the year -- has seen his performance crater during the latter stages of the summer, prompting some in the Wrigley Field faithful to shockingly boo him.

Kyle Tucker drills his second homer of the game to right field, plating three runs and extending the Cubs' lead to 10 runs in the top of the 6th inning

Since he started in the All-Star Game, Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Tucker owns a .182/.333/.239 slash line with just three extra-base hits and six RBIs.

Tucker is back in the starting lineup for Thursday's game after sitting out the first three games of a series against the Brewers.

The All-Star right fielder discussed the fractured finger he played through earlier in the summer, unsure if it was to blame for a nasty slump that has lasted more than a month.

Earlier this week, Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy did something unusual — he commented on an opposing player and their injury status. The player in quest

Kyle Tucker was back in the Chicago Cubs lineup Thursday after a three-game respite from manager Craig Counsell to get his head together and his swing back. Did anything positive come out of the time off?