With a solo shot hit against the Cleveland Guardians on Friday, Munetaka Murakami extended his active on-base streak to 23 consecutive games, a stretch dating back to July 10

From "Murakami-sama" in Japan to the South Side of Chicago! 🇯🇵✈🇺🇸Munetaka Murakami has officially brought his legendary power to Major League Baseball. After making history in Japan by launching 56 home runs in a single season and winning two MVP awards, the 26-year-old slugger signed a blockbuster $34 million deal with the Chicago White Sox. He immediately took the league by storm, becoming just the fourth player ever to homer in each of his first three MLB games. Now a 2026 All-Star, his massive moonshots and elite .900 OPS have made him an instant fan favorite on the South Side. The global superstar era is officially here! 👑⚾

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