To say that Bobby Jenks was just “on the 2005 World Series roster” is like saying that Stuart Scott was, at some point, just an employee at ESPN. If you know ESPN, you probably know Scott.

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"Bobby Jenks began the 2005 World Series with a save and ended it with one, helping propel the @whitesox to their first title in 88 years," ESPN wrote.