In a remarkable display of power, Nick Kurtz made history in Major League Baseball on July 26, 2025, by becoming the first rookie to hit four home runs in a single game. The 22-year-old slugger’s extraordinary performance helped the Athletics secure a dominant 15-3 victory over the Houston Astros.
- Nick Kurtz hit four home runs in one game.
- He became the first rookie to achieve this.
- Kurtz finished with six hits and eight RBIs.
- Athletics defeated Astros 15-3 in the game.
- He leads MLB in several July batting stats.
- Family attended to witness his historic performance.
Kurtz, who had already tallied three homers and five hits, stepped up to the plate for his final at-bat with a chance to etch his name in the record books. With his family cheering him on, he lined a pitch from position player Cooper Hummel into the left-field seats, capping off a night that will be remembered for ages.
This performance raises questions about the future of baseball and the impact of emerging stars like Kurtz. Can he maintain this level of excellence throughout the season? His record-breaking night not only highlights his talent but also sets a new standard for rookies. Key developments include:
- Kurtz finished the game with eight RBIs and six runs scored.
- He matched the MLB record for total bases with 19.
- This was the 20th four-homer game in MLB history.
- Kurtz has 23 homers in just 66 games this season.
As the season progresses, fans will be eager to see if Kurtz can keep up his incredible performance. Will he lead the Athletics to further victories? Stay tuned for more exciting baseball action.