Murakami's Power Surge: White Sox Record in Sight

0:00On April 22nd, Munitaka Murakami keeps bringing the heat for the White Sox, crushing his ninth Homer of the season Tuesday against the D-backs, then marked his four-strait game going deep, fueling a monster start to his MLB career. Right after his blast, Miguel Vargas and Colson Montgomery unloaded back-to-back bombs, giving Chicago three straight homers in the first two innings, off Merrill Kelly. They dropped four runs in the first and three more in the second for a quick seven spot. Baseball heads are hyped because those nine dingers in just 23 games top any Japanese-born player ever. Murakami holds a three-homer edge over Shohei Otani, who had six in his first 23 as a hitter. Looking ahead, one more Tuesday Homer. Wednesday ties the White Sox record for five straight games with a long ball. That list includes AJ, Pierzinski, Paul Kanerko, and Frank Thomas, who did it twice. White Sox Power Surge has everyone watching, and Murakami's just getting

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