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BREAKING: The Chicago White Sox are reeling after losing their offensive engine, Munetaka Murakami, to a Grade 2 right hamstring strain. Murakami, who was enjoying a historic season defined by his "Three True Outcomes" (TTO) mastery, pulled up while sprinting against the Detroit Tigers on May 29. With 20 home runs already under his belt—tied for the American League lead—his absence leaves a massive void that the White Sox are desperately trying to fill through a "committee approach." Currently sidelined for a projected four to six weeks, Murakami is undergoing PRP injections in Chicago to accelerate his recovery. As the team pivots to Jacob Gonzalez and Miguel Vargas to cover the production gap, the White Sox are left to navigate the coming month without the most prolific power hitter in their lineup. 👉 Full injury report and impact analysis below. 👇