Sammy Sosa’s return to Wrigley Field marks a significant moment in baseball history. The legendary Cubs slugger, known for his powerful hitting, made his first appearance at the iconic ballpark in over 20 years on June 21, 2025, before a game against the Seattle Mariners.
- Sammy Sosa returns to Wrigley Field.
- Induction into Cubs Hall of Fame this year.
- Sosa's impressive 545 homers with Cubs.
- Acknowledged past mistakes with performance enhancers.
- Cubs honored Sosa with video tribute.
- Rising star Crow-Armstrong breaks Sosa's record.
As he arrived in a black SUV, Sosa was warmly welcomed by Cubs owner Tom Ricketts, highlighting the enduring legacy he holds within the franchise. A seven-time All-Star, Sosa’s impressive 545 home runs with the Cubs include a record-setting 66 in 1998, earning him the NL MVP title.
Sosa’s visit not only rekindled memories of his electrifying career but also raised questions about his past, particularly regarding performance-enhancing drugs. His acknowledgment of past mistakes adds a layer of complexity to his legacy. Key developments include:
- Sosa’s induction into the Cubs’ Hall of Fame this year.
- Pete Crow-Armstrong breaking Sosa’s record for the fastest 20 homers and 20 stolen bases.
- A heartfelt tribute from the Cubs during the game.
- Manager Craig Counsell’s praise for Sosa’s entertainment value in baseball.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate more thrilling performances as the Cubs continue their season. Will the team harness this nostalgia to fuel their playoff ambitions?
