It’s been 20 years since the White Sox won the World Series. Two decades since Jenks threw his arms above his head, and then ...

Many remember Bobby Jenks as the fearless closer who helped the Chicago White Sox capture a title. Now, the town’s hero is battling Stage 4 stomach cancer. His body is fragile, his voice faint—but his ...

Back in January, Bobby Jenks had just about the worst month one could imagine. The former MLB pitcher lost his home in the ...

Former Chicago White Sox closer Bobby Jenks recently opened up about a terminal cancer diagnosis, and efforts he’s making to ...

World Series-winning season, the Chicago White Sox developed a marketing campaign out of one of then-manager Ozzie Guillen’s most-used words about his players and the way they played. They were ...

Former Angels draft pick Bobby Jenks helped the Chicago White Sox win the 2005 World Series. Twenty years later, the 44-year-old and his family need some help. Jenks has been diagnosed with Stage ...

Twenty years ago this year, Bobby Jenks delivered the final pitch of the 2005 World Series that secured the Chicago White Sox their first championship in 88 years. Now, Jenks doesn't know how much ...

LOS ANGELES — Former Angels draft pick Bobby Jenks helped the Chicago White Sox win the 2005 World Series. Twenty years later, the 44-year-old and his family need some help. Jenks has been ...

The White Sox and Chicago White Sox Charities (CWSC) announced today the launch of a special initiative, ‘Grinder Ball Rule #45,’ inviting fans to show support alongside 2005 World Series Champion ...

Bobby Jenks was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels 25 years ago. He was the 140th overall pick in the 2000 Major League Baseball draft. More news: Former Angels Outfielder Takes Massive Shot at ...

The White Sox announced a special initiative, Grinder Ball Rule #45, inviting fans to support for Bobby Jenks in his fight ...

For his 44th birthday, just one month ago, Bobby Jenks asked his family to buy him a tent. It was a gift he knew he couldn’t use, not right now. It was more about what it represented.