Kyle Stanley and father, Red Sox pitching legend Bob Stanley, on Kyle being cancer-free since he was ten years old, running the Boston Marathon in April, and Bob’s relationship with the Jimmy Fund episode artwork

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Kyle Stanley and father, Red Sox pitching legend Bob Stanley, on Kyle being cancer-free since he was ten years old, running the Boston Marathon in April, and Bob’s relationship with the Jimmy Fund

from WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon

Kyle Stanley is the son of Red Sox pitching legend Bob Stanley. Kyle was nine years old when he was diagnosed with cancer, had the tumor removed when he was ten, is now 38 and has been cancer free for 28 years. Bob details his relationship with the Jimmy Fund going back to his playing days, including knowing a boy who died only five years before his own son was diagnosed with the same tumor.

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