“I believe in time,” Sosa told USA Today from Cubs spring training in Arizona. “Nobody’s perfect. Time will heal all wounds. I really believe that one day the door will be open for us.

Sammy Sosa was welcomed back into the Cubs organization after more than two decades after an apology in December.

After two games in Tokyo, four in Phoenix and three in Sacramento, the Cubs returned to Chicago for their home opener against the Padres on Friday. They did so boasting higher expectations for 2025.

If Kyle Tucker hits a home run against the Athletics on Wednesday, he will become just the sixth player in Cubs history to hit a homer in five consecutive games. The only Cubs who have accomplished this feat are Michael Busch (2024), Christopher Morel (2023), Sammy Sosa (1998), Ryne Sandberg (1989), and Hack Wilson (1928).

MESA, Ariz. — Sammy Sosa leaned against the cage while Chicago Cubs prospect Kevin Alcántara took a round of on-field batting practice Wednesday morning. As Alcántara finished hitting and ...

Baseball has never seen anything quite like the Steroid Era. It was loud, thrilling, and completely over the top. Home run records weren’t just broken—they were obliterated. Barry Bonds hit 73 bombs in a single season.