Sammy Sosa and Chicago Cubs move towards reunion after years of tension

Sammy Sosa and the Chicago Cubs are moving towards a reunion after years of tension. Sosa, who hit 545 of his 609 career home runs with the Cubs, left the team in 2004 amid controversy. Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts has invited Sosa to the team's fan convention next month. Sosa issued an apology regarding his past actions, which the Cubs accepted, signaling a willingness to mend their relationship. This development marks a significant shift, as Sosa has been largely absent from the Cubs' public events since his departure. Fans are expected to welcome him back enthusiastically, reflecting on his contributions to the team's history.