Summary
Former Chicago White Sox pitcher Bobby Jenks has died at 44 from a rare type of stomach cancer. Jenks was known for helping the White Sox win the World Series in 2005. He moved to Portugal and had been getting treatment for his illness.
Key Facts
- Bobby Jenks was a former pitcher for the Chicago White Sox.
- He played a key role in the team's 2005 World Series victory.
- Jenks was a two-time All-Star while with the White Sox.
- He ended his baseball career with the Boston Red Sox in 2011.
- Health issues, including bone spurs on his spine, affected his last season.
- Jenks had been receiving treatment for adenocarcinoma, a type of stomach cancer.
- He moved to Portugal last year, where he was getting medical care.
