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

Reunited with his former team, the Chicago Cubs, Sammy Sosa is revisiting his past while he looks to the future. In a new interview, he opened up about the steroids era during his time in baseball.

Cubs legend Sammy Sosa is holding out hope that he will get into the Hall of Fame despite the steroid use that has kept him out.

Not a single Chicago Cubs player has hit 50 home runs since Sammy Sosa played his final 126 games for Chicago in 2004.

The former Chicago Cubs veteran Sammy Sosa has recently opened up about his career peak and the steroid era overshadowing his achievements.

Sammy Sosa remains hopeful. Even as the evidence and voting trends paint a picture of a stern “no” to those linked to and found guilty of using steroids, the former Cubs slugger believes some day the tune will change.