| SOSA | "Gracias a la vida" singer Mercedes |
| SOSA | "Love ___" (2012 rap hit) |
| SOSA | "Love ___" by Chief Keef |
| SOSA | "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | "Slammin' Sammy" of the 600-homer club |
| SOSA | #9 in career home runs |
| SOSA | '90s hitter headliner |
| SOSA | '90s-'00s Cubs star |
| SOSA | 1997-99 N.L. strikeout leader |
| SOSA | 1998 MVP slugger Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | 1998 N.L. M.V.P. |
| SOSA | 1998 N.L. M.V.P. from Chicago |
| SOSA | 1998 National League M.V.P. |
| SOSA | 1998 National League MVP |
| SOSA | 1998 National League MVP Sammy |
| SOSA | 1998 Roberto Clemente Award winner |
| SOSA | 1998 baseball M.V.P. |
| SOSA | 1998 home run race participant |
| SOSA | 1998 home-run racer against McGwire |
| SOSA | 2000 Home Run Derby winner |
| SOSA | 600 Home Run Club member |
| SOSA | 600-homer club member |
| SOSA | 609-homer Sammy |
| SOSA | Alejandro ___, “Scarface” antagonist |
| SOSA | Argentine singer Mercedes known for "Gracias a la Vida" |
| SOSA | Argentinean folk singer Mercedes |
| SOSA | Athlete feted with a New York City ticker-tape parade in 1998 |
| SOSA | Babe Ruth Home Run Award winner in 2000 |
| SOSA | Baseball legend Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Baseball player Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Baseball player Sammy who had a home run rivalry with Mark McGwire in 1998 |
| SOSA | Baseball player Sammy who hit 609 home runs |
| SOSA | Baseball player Sammy who was in a home run rivalry with Mark McGwire in 1998 |
| SOSA | Baseball star in Senate steroid hearings |
| SOSA | Baseball's "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Baseball's Slammin' Sammy |
| SOSA | Baseball’s Slammin’ Sammy |
| SOSA | Chicago Cub with a powerful swing |
| SOSA | Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy ___ who was a 7 x All-Star |
| SOSA | Chicago diamond cutter? |
| SOSA | Controversial slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Cub #21 of the 1990s-2000s |
| SOSA | Cub in 1998 headlines |
| SOSA | Cub of note |
| SOSA | Cub slugger |
| SOSA | Cub with a club |
| SOSA | Cub with dingers |
| SOSA | Cubs big hitter |
| SOSA | Cubs home run master Sammy __ |
| SOSA | Cubs slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Cubs slugger with 609 home runs |
| SOSA | Cubs' all-time home run champ |
| SOSA | Cubs' slamming sammy |
| SOSA | Cubs' sluggin' Sammy |
| SOSA | Diamond cutter? |
| SOSA | Dominican Republic-born baseball star Sammy |
| SOSA | Dominican slugger |
| SOSA | Dominican-born baseball star |
| SOSA | Dominican-born player in the 600 club |
| SOSA | Dominican-born player with more than 600 homers |
| SOSA | Edmundo of the Phillies |
| SOSA | Famous baseball slugger Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Fifth player to hit 600 homers |
| SOSA | First batter to hit a home run against every Major League Baseball team |
| SOSA | Former Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Former Cub slugger |
| SOSA | Former Cubs slugger |
| SOSA | Former Cubs slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Former Cubs slugger Sammy who hit 609 career home runs |
| SOSA | Former Cubs star Sammy |
| SOSA | Former MLB star nicknamed "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Former Rangers slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Former baseball player Sammy who was known for his home-run hitting skills in the '90s |
| SOSA | Former baseball star nicknamed "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Future star athlete who debuted with the Rangers in 1989 |
| SOSA | Guy who started and ended as a Ranger but spent most of the time as a Cub |
| SOSA | He hit 60+ homers three times without leading the league |
| SOSA | He hit his 600th home run in 2007 |
| SOSA | He was traded between Chicago teams in 1992 |
| SOSA | Hitter from San Pedro de Macorís |
| SOSA | Hitter of 66 in '98 |
| SOSA | Homer hitter Sammy |
| SOSA | Honoree of a 1998 New York ticker-tape parade |
| SOSA | Last name of the only player in MLB history with three 60-homer seasons |
| SOSA | Legendary Chicago Cubs hitter Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Longtime Cubs right fielder Sammy |
| SOSA | Longtime Cubs star Sammy |
| SOSA | MLB's Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Major League Baseball player nicknamed "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Major-leaguer with three 60+ home run seasons |
| SOSA | McGwire rival |
| SOSA | McGwire rival, once |
| SOSA | McGwire's 1998 home run rival |
| SOSA | McGwire's 1998 rival |
| SOSA | McGwire's friendly home-run rival |
| SOSA | McGwire's onetime home-run rival |
| SOSA | McGwire's rival in the 1998 baseball home run record chase |
| SOSA | Member of the 500 Home Run Club |
| SOSA | Member of the 600 home run club |
| SOSA | Mercedes ___, icon of Argentine folk music |
| SOSA | One of Maris's overtakers |
| SOSA | One of Sports Illustrated's two Sportsmen of the Year in 1998 |
| SOSA | One of two 1998 chasers of Maris's home-run record |
| SOSA | Onetime Cubs slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Only player with three 60+ home run seasons |
| SOSA | Player who failed to lead the league in all three seasons in which he hit 60+ home runs |
| SOSA | Retired baseball player known as "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Retired baseball player nicknamed "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Retired baseball slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Retired outfielder Sammy, who's been conspicuously denied entry to the Baseball Hall of Fame since 2013 |
| SOSA | Retired slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Retired slugger known as "Slammin' Sammy" |
| SOSA | Sammy ___, Chicago Cubs legend |
| SOSA | Sammy ___, baseball legend |
| SOSA | Sammy ___, former baseball right fielder |
| SOSA | Sammy ___, one of the most famous Baseball players of all time |
| SOSA | Sammy ___, who hit his 600th home run in 2007 |
| SOSA | Sammy in the 600 Home Run Club |
| SOSA | Sammy in the 600 home run club |
| SOSA | Sammy of baseball |
| SOSA | Sammy of the Cubs |
| SOSA | Sammy of the diamond |
| SOSA | Sammy on a 1998 cover of Newsweek |
| SOSA | Sammy who hit 609 career home runs |
| SOSA | Sammy who hit 609 home runs |
| SOSA | Sammy who is the Cubs' all-time home run leader |
| SOSA | Sammy who is the only player with three 60-homer seasons |
| SOSA | Sammy who played Major League Baseball for 19 seasons |
| SOSA | Sammy who was half of the 1998 home run rivalry |
| SOSA | Sammy who was the 1998 N.L. M.V.P. |
| SOSA | Sammy who was the NL home run leader in 2000 and 2002 |
| SOSA | Sammy who's in the 600 Home Run Club |
| SOSA | Sammy with 609 career home runs |
| SOSA | Sammy with 609 homers |
| SOSA | Sammy —, Chicago Cubs MLB player who hit 179 home runs between 1998-2000 |
| SOSA | Sammy —, Chicago Cubs MLB player who hit 179 home runs in the three seasons between 1998-2000 |
| SOSA | Sammy —, Chicago Cubs baseball player who hit 179 home runs in the three seasons between 1998-2000 |
| SOSA | Seven-time All-Star Sammy |
| SOSA | Seven-time All-Star slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Seven-time baseball All-Star Sammy |
| SOSA | Seven-time baseball All-Star Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Singer Mercedes |
| SOSA | Singer Mercedes or swinger Sammy |
| SOSA | Six-time Silver Slugger Award winner Sammy |
| SOSA | Six-time Silver Slugger winner |
| SOSA | Slammin' Sammy |
| SOSA | Slammin' Sammy ___ |
| SOSA | Slugger Sammy |
| SOSA | Slugger Sammy in the 1998 home run chase |
| SOSA | Slugger Sammy who is a Chicago Cubs legend |
| SOSA | Slugger Sammy who played for the Cubs from 1992 to 2004 |
| SOSA | Slugger with 609 homers |
| SOSA | Sluggin' Sammy |
| SOSA | Slugging Sammy |
| SOSA | Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year |
| SOSA | Sports Illustrated's 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year |
| SOSA | Sportsman of the Year co-winner of 1998 |
| SOSA | Swinging Sammy |
| SOSA | Three-time 60-homer man |
| SOSA | Wrigley Field slugger |
| SOSA | Wrigley Field star |
| SOSA | Wrigley Field star from 1992 to 2004 |