Bobby Jennx: The former Chicago White Success jug is dies at the age of 44

Bobby Jennx, the former Chicago White Suxe, died at the age of 44 due to a rare form of stomach cancer.

Jenks was a jug for all stars twice in the Chicago White Success team and was part of the team that ended his waiting for 88 years for the World Championships title in 2005.

He threw the final stadium of the match in the fourth game of the series, where White Sox beat Houston Astros.

“We have lost a creative member of the White Sox family,” Jerry Rendorf, President of White Sox said in a statement.

“None of us will never forget everything that Bobby did for the 2005 World Championships and the entire Sox organization during his period in Chicago.”