Bobby Jenks is right-handed pitcher for the Chicago White Sox.

Jenks was fined $750 by the MLB for intentionally throwing a pitch behind the back of Texas Rangers' Ian Kinsler during a May 9, 2009, game. Jenks claimed he was tired of watching White Sox batters getting hit with no consequence.ESPN.com: Jenks Fined for Throwing Behind Kinsler

The Anaheim Angels selected Jenks out of high school, in the fifth round of the 2000 amateur draft. Jenks pitched several seasons with the Angels minor league affiliates, but never pitched for them in the majors.

In 2004, the White Sox selected Jenks off waivers. Jenks went on to become a major contributor to the White Sox 2005 World Series team, as the teams primary closer he recorded saves in games one and four. Following his World Series] heroics, Jenks was named to two consecutive All-Star teams.

With a fastball known to hit 100 mph, Jenks can blow hitter away. He has a closers mentality.Sportsnet.ca: [1]

Jenks is large (6'3" 275 lbs), which has negatively effected his stamina.Sportsnet.ca: [1]

• Mahalo's Guide to the Chicago White Sox
• ESPN.com: Career Stats
  • Height: 6-3
  • Weight: 275
  • Rookie Year: 2005