I am honestly shocked on varying different levels about the White Sox signing Munetaka Murakami. The first being that the team signed a player of his profile and caliber as Murakami is a superstar player from Japan. The second? For what type of player he is, the type of contract they were able to get for him. And lastly? Just having any sort of doubts. Let's first account that Murakami's stature not only in Japan, but also across the world is that he is a superstar. This is a

Notre Dame getting snubbed from the College Football Playoffs is a travesty and only represents the corruption that is the NCAA. The Committee decided that for whatever reason Alabama was a more deserving team to make the playoffs than the Irish. Sorry, they "decided". Alabama clearly was getting in no matter what and we should've sniffed out what they were going to do. The column I wrote last week outlines why this is egregious, but this is only the tip of the iceberg. Look

With the recent reports about the White Sox signing Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami, it probably would be worth diving into whether it's a good idea to invest in him or Kazuma Okamoto instead. Murakami has more star power, but Okamoto has some significant intrigue. The Japanese are now sending more players to MLB than ever before as their talent is starting to get more noticed. It's about time the Pale Hose started getting invested more into Japanese talent as more players