Munetaka Murakami shattered his hitting slump with a booming two-run homer in his first at-bat back from injury, sending a slider 385 feet to left field and bringing in a walk. It was his first long ball in 13 games and first RBI in 10. The White Sox turned his moment into a celebration: fans got bobbleheads modeled after his first homer, complete with “I have power” and a Toto Washlets nod—thanks to Murakami’s own request for bidets in his $34M deal. His parents threw out the first pitches, and the ballpark debuted “Muneshot Sushi” push pops—$23 California Crunch and Shrimp Tempura rolls—selling nearly 1,500 since Friday night, even if Murakami himself skips sushi.
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