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Sosa then put the Cubs ahead with another home run with a man on base, his 15th, off Mike DeJean in the eighth. That blast gave the Chicago Cubs a come from behind 6-5 victory over the Colorado Rockies. "I was hitting the ball hard in Chicago, and the wind was killing me and there's nothing much you can do about it," Sosa said. "But the way that I've been doing this year, I've been taking my walk, taking my base hit. I just want to pick it up again and hopefully I can continue it all year long." "It has been a long time in between home runs," Cubs manager Don Baylor said. "When you aren't trying to hit home runs, you are taking good swings. Sammy had better swings today." |
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May 25, 2000 -- Slamming Sammy Sosa ended his home-run
drought in the seventh inning by clearing the fences for the first time since May 10th
to get his 350th career blast making him the 57th player in major-league history
to reach that number. He also has 40 multi-homer games.
