Sammy Sosa Reconciles With Cubs and Hopes for Hall of Fame Reconsideration

The former slugger reflects on his career, acknowledges past mistakes, and envisions a future where steroid-era players are honored in Cooperstown.

Sammy Sosa has reconnected with the Chicago Cubs after two decades, following an apology letter addressing his past use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs).
Sosa has been inducted into the Cubs Hall of Fame and participated in spring training as a guest instructor for the team.
He remains optimistic about eventual inclusion in the Baseball Hall of Fame, despite lingering stigma surrounding the steroid era.
Sosa echoed Mark McGwire's stance that PED use during their era was not against MLB rules at the time and was widespread in the league.
The former slugger continues to celebrate his legacy, emphasizing his love for baseball and his pride in his accomplishments, including being the only player with three 60-plus home run seasons.