Sammy Sosa leaned against the cage while Chicago Cubs prospect Kevin Alcántara took a round of on-field batting practice Wednesday morning. As Alcántara finished hitting and stepped out, Sosa, in camp for a week as a guest instructor,

When Sosa was last at Cubs spring training he was a player working out at their old facilities at Hohokam Stadium. A decade later, the Cubs got a much-needed upgrade and moved to a different part of Mesa. “This looks like Disney World,” Sosa said. “It’s incredible, beautiful. We didn’t have that when we played.”

Santo Domingo.- Sammy Sosa, the first Dominican to reach 600 home runs in Major League Baseball, has reconciled with the Chicago Cubs after two decades, attributing the change to personal growth and faith.