White Sox Struggle in Brewers Series, Murakami Shines

0:00On March 29th, White Sox dropped another one to the Brewers, falling 5 to 1 in the second game of the series. They're now outscored 20 to 3 overall, looking rough early in this matchup. The bright spot was Moonataka Murakami crushing a solo homer, his second straight game going deep as a White Sox player. First time anyone's done that, in team history, dudes pacing for a monster season with that power. Players are calling it momentum, sarcastically, since the Sox cut down strikeouts to 11 from 20, walked fewer batters and used fewer pitches. But still couldn't string his together, they went 0 for 5 with runners in scoring position. Pitching wise, Sean Burke struggled out the game, throwing 62 pitches over two innings and giving up four runs amid some fielding miscues. Later arms like Chris Murphy and Saranthani Dominguez kept his scoreless, but the damage was done. These wraps tomorrow at 1.10 pm. Central Sox need a spark to sabre something before momentum turns real.

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