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Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg, beloved Cub, reveals metastatic prostate cancer
Ryne Sandberg, the esteemed Hall of Fame infielder, has revealed that he is currently contending with a diagnosis of metastatic prostate cancer. The former Chicago Cubs icon shared this news on Monday via an Instagram post.
In his message, Sandberg expressed gratitude to his supporters, which include the Chicago Cubs, National Baseball Hall of Fame, his extended baseball family, the city of Chicago, and his dedicated fans. He disclosed that he recently received the diagnosis of metastatic prostate cancer and has already initiated treatment. Sandberg underscored his determination to maintain a positive outlook, strength, and commitment to overcoming this formidable challenge. He requested thoughts and prayers for himself and his family during this challenging period.
Sandberg, who had a remarkable 16-season career in MLB, spent the majority of his playing days with the Chicago Cubs, with a brief stint with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1981. Throughout his career, he garnered significant success, achieving milestones such as 10 All-Star appearances, an NL MVP title in 1984, and induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005. Sandberg did not provide additional details regarding the specifics of his diagnosis or prognosis.
