In fact, baseball internet personality Jared Carrabis went viral for rejecting the apology. “I don’t accept Sammy Sosa’s apology for taking steroids because I don’t need an apology.

The last time I saw Sammy Sosa, I explained to him what the word “skeptic” means. It means doubt, I said, suspicion, distrust. I had asked if he had returned to baseball to prove the skeptics ...

Sosa, 56, is one of the faces of MLB’s steroid era, a controversial time in the sport’s history. He and Mark McGwire became a national storyline in 1998 and carried baseball when they chased ...

Former Chicago Cubs star Sammy ... Sosa remains hugely popular among Cubs fans. His home run chase with Mark McGwire in 1998 remains one of the most memorable summers in baseball history, and ...

Sammy Sosa is in Chicago for ... Let’s see what happens." Sosa then walked away. Sosa is largely credited with bringing baseball back to life with his own personal home run derby with Mark ...

Texas Rangers' Sammy Sosa reacts to striking out against Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jeremy Guthrie in the third inning of a baseball game in Arlington, Texas, Friday, July 6, 2007. Credit ...

The 20 years of estrangement between the Chicago Cubs and Sammy Sosa was wrong ... The Cubs were the only organization in Major League Baseball who took such a stance. Players linked to PED ...

“I don’t accept Sammy Sosa’s apology for taking steroids because I don’t need an apology. Thank you for putting on the show of a lifetime in 1998 and saving baseball,” Carrabis wrote on X.

A well-known baseball personality went viral on Thursday for his social media post regarding Sammy Sosa. Sosa on Thursday issued a statement in which he alluded to his alleged use of performance ...