A half-century after he became Japan's first major leaguer, Masanori Murakami is in awe at how easy compatriot Shohei Ohtani has made the majors look with the Los Angeles Angels.On Monday in Tokyo, the 73-year-old Murakami worked as an analyst for Japan's national broadcast of Ohtani's second major league start, when the 23-year-old struck out 12 in seven scoreless innings."There's a little more you can say to sum it up but 'superb,'" Murakami told Kyodo News by phone in Japanese. "I didn't believe he would be able to pitch that well."In his gig as a media analyst for Japan's baseball-hungr…READ FULL ARTICLE