Former Major League Baseball catcher and outfielder Chris Duncan took a permanent leave of absence from his on-air role at a St. Louis-based…
Former Major League Baseball catcher and outfielder Chris Duncan took a permanent leave of absence from his on-air role at a St. Louis-based sports radio station to seek treatment for an ongoing battle against brain cancer, the station announced this week.
Duncan, 37, who spent parts of five seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals and won a World Series with the club in 2006, will step aside from co-hosting “The Turn” to “focus on health,” radio station WXOS (also known as 101 ESPN) said Monday.
