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Former White Sox, Red Sox Pitcher Battling Stage 4 Cancer: Report
A hard-throwing closer who helped the White Sox win their win their most recent World Series appearance is battling Stage 4 stomach cancer.
According to Scott Merkin of MLB.com, Bobby Jenks is being treated for Stage 4 adenocarcinoma, a form of stomach cancer, at a hospital near his wife’s family in Portugal.
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Merkin reports that Jenks also lost his Pacific Palisades home in a fire.

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“You know, the s–t I was doing in my 20s and early 30s, no normal person would have survived,” Jenks told Merkin. “So, in one way, I’m grateful to be alive. In another way, I’m not surprised this happened. It goes to show you have to take care of yourself from top to bottom with nutrition and exercise and having a good daily plan.
“I’m not saying you need to turn yourself into a Greek god, but you need to watch what you put into your body. Unfortunately, in my 20s, it was the last thing on my mind, being worried about what was going in. I’m not saying that’s 100 percent the factor of what happened here.”
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Jenks had a brief but memorable seven-year career. He debuted in July 2005 with the White Sox and by October of that year, was hoisting a World Series trophy as the team’s closer.
Over the next five seasons, Jenks made two All-Star teams and averaged 33 saves a season.
More to come on this story from Newsweek Sports.
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