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Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg has been diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer. He took to social media on Monday to share the news... (The Spun)
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oleheat•27 months
My prayers go out to him...All the best.
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jscrims•27 months
Lost my dad to this. Sucks for anyone.
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JackieTreehorn•27 months
Man I Hate to hear this.
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oldtrucker•27 months
One of my favorite all time players. Prayers for Ryno.
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LSUfourLife•27 months
Same. Praying for him!
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MasonTiger•27 months
Fück cancer. Prayers sent.
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duckblind56•27 months
Done
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Geaux Guy•27 months
Geaux Ryno!

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