Athletics rookie Nick Kurtz made history Friday night, becoming the first rookie in MLB history to hit four home runs in a single game. His phenomenal performance against the Astros included six hits and 19 total bases, tying the MLB record. The 22-year-old's incredible feat, achieved against a position player pitching in the ninth inning, solidified his place in baseball history. Kurtz's four home runs came against four different Astros pitchers, highlighting his remarkable power and consistency. The Athletics won 15-3.

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