Bobby Jenks, a notable two-time All-Star pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, has died at 44 due to a rare form of stomach cancer. He played a significant role in the White Sox's 2005 World Series championship, throwing the final pitch against the Houston Astros. After a successful career with the White Sox, Jenks finished playing with the Boston Red Sox but faced injuries. He had moved to Portugal last year to receive treatment for adenocarcinoma.
Bobby Jenks, a two-time All-Star pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, tragically passed away at 44 due to a rare form of stomach cancer.
Jenks was a key player in the White Sox's 2005 World Series victory, throwing the final pitch and ending the team's 88-year championship drought.
White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf expressed deep sadness over Jenks' death, acknowledging his iconic status within the team and the memories he created during his career.
After leaving the White Sox, Jenks played a short stint with the Boston Red Sox but struggled with injuries that limited his performance.
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