First-time White Sox players can't stop hitting home runs! As Munetaka Murakami lights Major League Baseball on fire with his 12 early-season home runs , one of the team's newest roster additions wanted to join in on the fun. Catcher Drew Romo was called up to the team this weekend after the organization decided to DFA veteran Reese McGuire. He failed to record a hit in either of his first appearances, which included his first White Sox start against the Nationals on April 26. His second Sox start told a very different story. Stepping up to the plate in the bottom of the fourth with Sam Antonacci standing on first, Romo made some hard contact with a sinker. The ball traveled 104.4 mph off his bat and 377 feet into right field for the game-tying home run. While Romo had some prior big league experience under his belt, the blast marked the first of his MLB career. And he knew just how to celebrate! The next pitch Romo saw in the bottom of the sixth had the same exact outcome.…