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Sammy Sosa was traded to the Baltimore Orioles by the Cubs after the 2004 season. Among those playing right field for the Cubs in 2005 were Jeromy Burnitz, Todd Hollandsworth, and Matt Murton
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What position did Sammy Sosa play for the cubs?
Sammy Sosa played most of his games for the Chicago Cubs in Right Field.
How many homruns did Sammy Sosa hit in 1999?
Sammy Sosa hit 63 home runs in 1999 for the Chicago Cubs.
Who was the baseball slugger who played for both the Cubs and White Sox?
Sammy Sosa
What year did Sammy Sosa hit 66 Home Runs that set a Cubs single season record?
Sammy Sosa hit 66 home runs in the year 1998, which set a Chicago Cubs single-season record.
Who is Sammy Sosa's wife?
Sonia For a full biography of Sammy Sosa go to: http://www.answers.com/topic/sammy-sosa
What year did Sammy Sosa join the cubs?
Sammy Sosa played with the Chicago Cubs from 1990 -2004.
What position did Sammy Sosa play for the cubs?
Sammy Sosa played most of his games for the Chicago Cubs in Right Field.
What number did Sammy Sosa wear for the Cubs?
1,023
How many homruns did Sammy Sosa hit in 1999?
Sammy Sosa hit 63 home runs in 1999 for the Chicago Cubs.
Who was baseballs most valuable player for the National League in 1998?
Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs.
How many home runs did Sammy Sosa hit in 2001?
Sammy Sosa hit 64 home runs for the Chicago Cubs during the 2001 season.
Did Sammy Sosa ever play in a World Series?
Sammy Sosa never played in the World Series.
Who was the baseball slugger who played for both the Cubs and White Sox?
Sammy Sosa
Will Sammy Sosa play baseball on the cubs for 2009?
Nope. Sorry. He was great though.
Which baseball player for the Chicago Cubs was MVP of the National League in 1998?
Sammy Sosa.
What major league hitter had the most strikeouts in 1998?
Sammy Sosa of the Cubs with 171.
What year did Sammy Sosa hit 66 Home Runs that set a Cubs single season record?
Sammy Sosa hit 66 home runs in the year 1998, which set a Chicago Cubs single-season record.
