Munetaka Murakami became a Google search Easter egg, and fans are hotly discussing his English response "ONE HUNDRED"

Munetaka Murakami turned to Google to search for Easter eggs. (File photo, Associated Press)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The White Sox have made a big comeback this year starting from the wild card. After defeating the Guardians today, they have already achieved a 2-0 draw in the division series. Interestingly, the technology giant Google recently added Murakami Munetaka's little easter egg in its own search function.

After the White Sox defeated the Royals on September 25 and confirmed their ticket to the playoffs, the scene of Murakami celebrating in the lounge became a hot topic during interviews. At that time, when he was asked questions such as "Experience the lounge celebration, how many points from 1 to 10?", "How many bottles of champagne were opened?", he directly answered "100" in English.

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Google recently made this incident an Easter egg. Currently, as long as you search for Murakami Munetaka, a small Easter egg named "ONE HUNDRED" will appear under the search bar. This small Easter egg has also been officially shared by the major leagues in the community.

Munetaka Murakami showed his true qualities as a heavy hitter in his rookie year in the major leagues. He scored 35 home runs in a single season and continued to produce in the playoffs. He hit his first career homer in the playoffs in G1 against the Guardians. Today, he also hit an RBI hit in G2.