Former White Sox closer Bobby Jenks, who died at 44 from Stage 4 stomach cancer, was remembered for his contributions to Chicago's 2005 World Series victory and MLB career on Monday night.

Chicago White Sox (23) Jermaine Dye, (15) Tadahito Iguchi (right) and Juan Uribe celebrate with first baseman (14) Paul Konerko (left) after he hit a grand slam in Game 2 of the World Series ...

Bobby Jenks, the larger-than-life flame-throwing reliever who helped the White Sox close out their first World Series title in almost a century, has died at age 44, the team announced Saturday. Jenks died Friday in Portugal, where he had been undergoing treatment for adenocarcinoma, a form of stomach cancer.

Colorado Rockies infielder Kyle Farmer had a playful reaction to the team's recent three-game series against the Chicago White Sox.