US EditionNy Yankees Prepare Offer by Munetaka Murakami, Considered Japan’s ‘Aaron Judge’ · Global Voices
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The name Munetaka Murakami is making a sensation in the world of baseball, and rightly so. The 25-year-old Japanese toleter is one of the most promising figures of the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), thanks to an offensive power that does not go unnoticed.
The international market again attracts the attention of the major leagues, and this time the protagonist is Munetaka Murakami. According to Japan’s Nikkan Sports media, the Yankees are among the teams interested in acquiring the powerful Japanese batter and disbursing at least $200 million, who has had a huge season: 22 quadrangulars in just 56 games and a OPS of 1,043 that places him among the best in Japanese baseball. Murakami, who plays as …
The total amount of the contract of Yakult infielder Munetaka Murakami (25), who will be trying his hand at the US majors through the posting system this offseason, is up to 200 million dollars (approximately 29 billion yen), far surpassing the highest amount ever paid by a Japanese player... - Nikkan Sports Newspaper's news site, Nikkan Sports.com (nikkansports.com).
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