Chicago White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami hit two home runs in Sunday’s win and some fans are hoping to cash in on his impressive first MLB season.
Bobbleheads were given out free to fans but some are selling them for upwards of $119 on eBay.
Inscribed with the Japanese rookie’s phrase “I have power”, the bobbleheads commemorate the first baseman’s first home run for the Sox.
They were part of the celebration that started off with Murakami’s parents throwing out the first pitch.
Murakami helped lead the team to a 12-3 win over the Astros.
The collectibles were sponsored by Toto, a toilet manufacturer.
The company says when Murakami joined the Sox, he requested the team install a bidet in the clubhouse.
The White Sox have also started serving “Muneshot Sushi Push-Pops” at the Rate, made of shrimp tempura or California crunch rolls.
