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    Paul Sullivan: Sammy Sosa is back in town. Will the 20-year cold war with the Chicago Cubs ever thaw?

    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Mar 15, 2024 3 minutes
    The Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa focuses on his bat after popping out to the catcher in the first inning against the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field on May 5, 2003, in Chicago.

    CHICAGO — The Chicago River will turn green Saturday, just as it does every year for St. Patrick’s Day.

    And the Chicago Cubs and Sammy Sosa remain estranged, just as they’ve been every year for the past two decades.

    It was just a coincidence that Sosa arrived back in town in time for the annual dying of the river. He’s here for the Chicago Sports Spectacular autograph show Saturday and Sunday in Rosemont.

    It’s apparently Sosa’s first visit to town since his final season playing major league baseball, when he

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