Sammy Sosa says he is willing to sit down and make amends with the Chicago Cubs.

"I think there is something that has to be resolved," Sosa said. "If there is something to clarify, we will sit down and clear it up. Time has given me the maturity to reflect upon many things, including knowing that one side doesn't have to be right all the time."

Sosa was not invited to participate in Wednesday's festivities commemorating the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Field.

"I should have been there; I would have liked to have been there," Sosa said about the celebration. "The Cubs know where to find me, and I hope to have the chance to clear up any misunderstanding."

Cubs spokesman Julian Green said Wednesday that Sosa had some work to do before being welcomed back by the organization.