A former two-time All-Star closer and World Series champion with the Chicago White Sox, Bobby Jenks, is currently undergoing treatment for stomach cancer.

Former Chicago White Sox closer Bobby Jenks is being treated for stomach cancer. The two-time All-Star closer and World Series champion shared his condition from a Portugal hospital bed in an interview with MLB.

Former MLB closer Bobby Jenks, who as a rookie in 2005 secured the last out of the Chicago White Sox's World Series clincher, is battling advanced stomach cancer. Jenks, now 43, disclosed the news during an interview with MLB.

Former Chicago White Sox star closer and World Series champion Bobby Jenks has been diagnosed with stomach cancer, he told MLB.com.

MLB player revealed his Stage 4 adenocarcinoma diagnosis in an interview with MLB.com, amid the loss of his family's Pacific Palisades home in last month's California wildfires. Having revealed to the outlet that his cancer journey began shortly after his family moved to Portugal last year,

Former Chicago White Sox pitcher Bobby Jenks has announced that he is currently battling Stage 4 stomach cancer. Jenks, who won a World Series title with the White Sox in 2005, is currently in a hospital in Portugal,

Former Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Bobby Jenks is battling cancer. The White Sox are sharing a message of love and hope to Jenks amidst that cancer journey. We stand with you, Bobby Jenks. Thinking of Bobby as he is being treated for Stage 4 adenocarcinoma,

Former Major League Baseball closer Bobby Jenks, who was a member of the Chicago White Sox's 2005 World Series championship team, revealed his serious diagnosis.