Murakami strikes twice, homers in 2nd straight game to start career
By Scott Merkin
Published on March 29, 2026.
The White Sox first baseman has hit twice in his first two games of his career, with a projected 409-foot home from Chad Patrick. This makes him the second Japanese-born former NPB player to do so, alongside Kenji Johjima. Additionally, he has walked three times and made a significant contribution to the team's efforts.
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