MLB legend Sammy Sosa playing baseball for the Chicago White Sox looks weird. Most baseball fans remember Sosa as the face of the Chicago Cubs, one of the biggest sluggers in Major League Baseball history, and one of the most feared power hitters of the late 1990s and early 2000s. But before becoming Slammin’ Sammy and launching home runs onto Waveland Avenue at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois, he began his career on the other side of Chicago with the White Sox. Sammy Sosa played for the Chicago White Sox from 1989 to 1991, playing just over 100 games and hitting fewer than 10 home runs during his time with the South Siders. There were mini flashes of talent, but no MLB fan would have thought he would become one of baseball’s biggest superstars. Everything changed after he was traded to the Chicago Cubs. That’s where Sosa became a household name, an MLB All-Star, National League MVP, and one of the most iconic players of his era. He would go on to crush more than 600 career home r...