What happened: Munetaka Murakami has driven in at least one run in six consecutive games, establishing a new The streak continues a productive stretch for the rookie, who recently hit his 34th home run of the year.
Why it matters: The run-scoring consistency adds to a standout debut campaign that already includes historic power numbers. His performance at the plate provides reliable offense as the regular season nears its conclusion.
By the numbers: Murakami's active streak surpasses his previous personal highs and pairs with his 34 total home runs on the year. He is part of a historic trio of rookies to clear the 30-homer mark this season.
What to watch: The slugger will look to push his RBI streak to seven games in his next plate appearances. Sustained production could further solidify his standing in year-end award discussions.