Murakami Ties Record with 3rd Straight HR

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When Ataka Murakami is on fire in his major league debut with the White Sox, the first

basement has smashed a home run in each of his first three games, making baseball look

simple right out the gate.

On Sunday against the Brewers, he crushed a 3-2 pitch from Ricky Starter, Brandon Sprote

in the second inning.

It was a towering shot to Ryfield that might have grayed South Freelix, glove on a leap

before clearing the wall, putting the socks up 5-2 at that point.

That blast puts Murakami in a league company historically.

Trevor's story holds the record with four straight to start his career back in 2016.

Right now, Murakami ties Cleveland's Chase De Lauder and Kyle Lewis from 2019 with

three consecutive homers and both streaks are still alive.

He made Colson Montgomery, added to the fireworks that inning.

With his second career Grand Slam, matching his personal best of five runs batted in.

White Sox fans are buzzing as these young bats keep delivering, and we'll see if Murakami

can chase that record next time out.