Chicago thanks cubs for Bobby Jenks Tribute

MLB The World is in mourning after learning death former Chicago White Sox Closer Bobby Jenks, who died 4. July at the age of 44. Jenks, double all stars, stood up for prominence with their clutch performance during 2005. years World series. On Sunday, the neighbors of the white juice of the neighbors honored the pitcher.

The Chicago Cubs Dear Jenks on Vrigley Field before their series Final against St. Louis Cardinal, according to Chgo White juice on X.

And the moment is not pass unnoticed White juice, as the team thanked the cubs for the social media gesture.

Bly White Sox closer Bobby Jenks celebrated Chicago

Jenks was a cousin with 39.1 Big Lieging Innings in his name when he was tasked to run white bullpen in white juice in postseason. He took over Dustin Hermanson as this closer to the end of the season, he earned six savings in his MLB debia.

However, he got up on the opportunity in postseason, closing four matches in six performances. He deserved a savings with a dominant trip to the game of 1 world series, intruding three batteries in 1 1/3 innings. And after he allowed two driving in the game 2, he jumped back. Jenks threw three bites in the final two competitions, earning series-clinching Save in the game 4, because white juice won Houston astros for the championship.

Jenks spent six seasons with Chicago, making two games in all stars and recording 173 saves for it. He signed with Boston Red Soka before the season in 2011., but only 19 appeared in the campaign was freezed. Numerous surgeries trying to deal with bone pigeons in his back eventually forced him to withdraw from baseball.

Jenks passed away in Sintra, Portugal after the fighting stomach cancer.

The former closer was He celebrated his teammates of the 2005 World Series the next news about his death. Jenks just went only weeks before the white juice planned to keep the 20th anniversary of the reunion for the Championship team.

Ozzie Guillen also posted a statement After the death of death. Chicago’s manager during the world series team runs closer closer. “Everyone has a favorite story about Bobby, so gathering in 2005 will be a great opportunity to gather with all their teammates and coaches and repeats some of our biggest memories to him,” Guillen said.