Murakami's homer streak ends, but Benintendi's blast seals red-hot White Sox' win
By Mitchell Armentrout
Published on April 23, 2026.
The White Sox won 4-1 over the Diamondbacks in Arizona, with Andrew Benintendi's ninth-inning homer securing a three-game series win. This victory marks the end of Munetaka Murakami's home run streak, which ended when he hit five in a row. Despite this, the team's overall performance was praised by manager Will Venable for creating a positive atmosphere off the field. The win follows a six-game West Coast road trip that saw a significant increase in team OPS and a surge in home runs.
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