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Ironically, the Cubs signed Soriano this past off-season (2007) and Sosa signed with the Rangers, but no trade was involved.
Sammy Sosa played for four teams during his MLB career.Texas Rangers (1989 and 2007)Chicago White Sox (1989-1991)Chicago Cubs (1992-2004)Baltimore Orioles (2005)
Sammy Sosa played most of his games for the Chicago Cubs in Right Field.
Sammy Sosa hit 63 home runs in 1999 for the Chicago Cubs.
That was the 1989 season. He started the season with the Texas Rangers and then was traded to the Chicago White Sox on July 29, 1989. Sosa batted .257 with 4 HRs and 13 RBIs in 183 at bats in 1989.
Sammy Sosa played in 6 games at designated hitter for the Chicago White Sox in 1989, starting in none of them. , equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in).
Sammy signed with the Texas Rangers in 1985 at the age of 16.
The Chicago White Sox
No. He played for the Texas Rangers (twice), the Chicago White Sox, the Chicago Cubs and the Baltimore Orioles.
Sammy Sosa played for four teams during his MLB career.Texas Rangers (1989 and 2007)Chicago White Sox (1989-1991)Chicago Cubs (1992-2004)Baltimore Orioles (2005)
Texas RangersSammy Sosa was signed by the Texas Rangers as an amateur free agent in 1985. He made his major League Debut on June 16, 1989 with the Texas Rangers and after just 88 at bats was traded to the Chicago White Sox. Sammy played for the Rangers, White Sox, Cubs and Orioles from 1989-2007
1998 NL MVP= Sammy Sosa, Chicago Cubs 1998 AL MVP= Juan Gonzalez, Texas Rangers
Sammy Sosa was traded three times during his career: 1) Traded by the Texas Rangers to the Chicago White Sox in 1989. 2) Traded by the White Sox to the Chicago Cubs in 1992. 3) Traded by the Cubs to the Baltimore Orioles in 2005.
Chicago
In the 2007 season, Sammy Sosa played for the Texas Rangers of the American League.
Sammy Sosa moved to the U.S. to play baseball in the minor leagues in 1986. From 1989 to 2007, Sosa was a Major League player who played right field for teams that include the Chicago Cubs and Texas Rangers.
Chicago
Texas Rangers