Nick Kurtz scripts MLB history, becomes first rookie to achieve this feat

Oakland Athletics rookie Nick Kurtz etched his name in MLB history Friday night, becoming the first rookie ever to hit four home runs in a single game. The 23-year-old went 6-for-6, driving in eight runs in a dominant 15-3 victory against the Astros. His 19 total bases tied him for second all-time in a single game, and he became just the second player in league history to notch four homers and six hits in one game - joining Shawn Green, who accomplished the feat in 2002.