A player's first big-league longball typically is a chance to take a slow jog around the bases and get a big applause from fans and teammates – this was not the case for Texas Rangers infielder Josh H. Smith. The 24-year-old's sixth-inning line drive snuck past Oakland Athletics center fielder Ramon Laureano, giving him a chance to race around the bases, sliding headfirst into home. Smith is just the fourth player in the last 10 years to hit an inside-the-park home run for his first homer.