Sosa retired in 2007, and even though he played for four teams during his legendary MLB career, he was best known for his time in Chicago, which ended in 2004.

Sammy Sosa became a national hero in 1998, when he and Mark McGwire engaged in a home run derby that many thought helped revitalize the game.

Former Chicago Cubs star Sammy Sosa provided a touching tribute to the United States in the team's first home game following the devastating 9/11 attacks on the country.

Few seasons in recent memory captured the attention of baseball fans in America like 1998, when Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa embarked on a chase for the single-season home run record of 61 that was ...

Playing for the Texas Rangers after a year out of baseball, Sosa became the fifth member of the 600-homer club Wednesday night when he connected against his former team.

Sosa retired in 2007, and even though he played for four teams during his legendary MLB career, he was best known for his time in Chicago, which ended in 2004.