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White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami to miss 4 to 6 weeks with hamstring strain
Murakami has hit 20 home runs in his first 57 MLB games.
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Murakami has hit 20 home runs in his first 57 MLB games.
The former Tokyo Yakult Swallows star is tied for second among MLB players with 20 home runs. He's been a key catalyst for the much-improved Chicago White Sox. The post MLB NOTES | Munetaka Murakami Continues to Shine as a Rookie first appeared on JAPAN Forward.
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