Former Chicago White Sox Calls and 2005 World Series champions Bobby Jens Died From the age of 44 July 44 from the age of cancer.

Major League baseball He confirmed that Jenks died in Portugal's Syntra, where he was treating a type of adenocarcinoma for stomach cancer for advanced form. He is alive by his second wife, Elni TizitzivaccsAnd their children, Zeno and Kate, as well as four children - Kuma, Nolan, Rylan and Jackson - starts from her previous wedding Adele RomkiThe

"Former Chicago White Sox All Star Pitcher and 25 World Series champions Bobby Jens yesterday, on July 7, at Sintra in Portugal, where he was fighting with Adenocarcinoma, a form of stomach cancer." X Saturday, July 4.

Chairman of the White Sox Jerry Rainsdorf Also mourned the loss of "an iconic member of the White Sox family".

"We will never forget the ninth innings of Game 4 in Houston, for the World Series champions of the 20th and in Chicago that he did all the entire Sox company during his time," Rainsdorf, 1 added. "She and her family knew that cancer would be her most difficult war and she would miss her as husband, father, friend and partner. She will always have a special place in our hearts."

Jens helped White Sox's 3-year-old World Series Championships ending the ninth end against Houston Astros at Game Four in Game Four.

Former White Sox Manager Oji swallowed After the announcement of Kalsi's death, Jens has been referred to as "one of the most favorite players of all time."

Gilen said, "I love that guy." "It's a very sad day for everyone involved with White Sox. Everyone remembers when I called for the World Series Big Fella, so this moment would be a great way to save that moment for the Boblehead White Socks fans."

Former White Socks Manager also said, "Everyone has a favorite story about Bobby, so 2005's reunion (From July 11-13) All of his teammates and coaches will be a great opportunity to merge with and recover our biggest memory "

Jens Historic Tihasik MLB's career had the league's record at retirement at 3 and he was also a two-time all-star. He played for White Sox from 20 to 25 and then finished his career with Boston Red Sox in the 21st.

He later served as the Pitching Coach and General Manager of Grand Junction Rockies as part of the MLBB Pioneer Developmental League. He also trained for Princeton Whistlepigs and Windy City Thunderbolts.

Jens announced the diagnosis of his stomach cancer in February during an interview with him Mlb.com From the bed of his hospital in Portugal. He confirmed that after the CT scan, physicians discovered a tumor on his chest, the cancer eventually spread to his abdomen, lower back, hips and bones.

"It's time to do what I have to do now to improve yourself and get more time to get myself more time, but you want to see it," Jens said at the time, "Jens said at the time. "I'll tell you a thing: I will not die here in Portugal."

He also said, "They won't put any number in it. I don't even want numbers you all the time you listen to the story, 'Oh, they gave me six months, 25 years ago.' I don't buy it.

The disadvantages of Jens and his family were more complicated when their Pacific Palisads, California's home was lost Palisads Fire In January Jens was able to save his world series but lost all the other monuments from his career.

Jens admits, "There is a suitcase left in my name." "They're all over everything everything I have done. Everything I have. I have everything, first first. All these things are irreversible" ""