Mets Seeking Trade for Outfielder After Japanese Slugger Signs with MLB Team
Murakami signed a two-year, $34 million deal with the White Sox amid skepticism over his MLB potential; Mets discuss trading Luis Robert to address pitching needs.
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The White Sox Make a Statement Move, Sign Munetaka Murakami
In what is the biggest surprise of the offseason so far, the Chicago White Sox ink Japanese infielder Munetaka Murakami to a two-year, $34 million deal, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN. A deal that no one expected, probably not even Murakami himself. Murakami is only 25 years old and comes stateside with 246 home runs across eight seasons in NPB. Considering his age and mammoth power, his name started to swirl as the next big international free…
P.O. Sox: Answering White Sox questions that don't involve Munetaka Murakami
As the Winter Meetings came to a close, Chris Getz said the White Sox's focus is "very much on the free agent front, more so than trade," but that statement has not yet been supported with an additional signing to accompany Anthony Kay. In the very specific case of Munetaka Murakami's free agency, the White Sox don't have to worry about any expectations with regards to a timetable. The posting process for NPB players takes care of that for them,…
Chicago White Sox ‘engaged’ in talks with Japanese slugger: Insider
After coming off a historically awful season in 2024 (41-121), the Chicago White Sox improved their record by 19 games in 2025 (60-102) and will continue to get better in 2026. More News: Chicago White Sox sign Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami to two-year deal The White Sox have a nice young core heading into 2026, but need to supplement them with players from outside the organization to give their lineup and roster more balance. Not likely to…
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