Astros first-rounder crushes three homers and drives in 12 in Class A Advanced debut

Drafted 11th overall in 2014, Astros outfield prospect Derek Fisher --

No, not this Derek Fisher:

No, that's Bobby Fischer:

No, that's a scene from "Searching for Bobby Fischer" -- you're getting even further away from the starting point! 

I said, Derek Fisher, the Astros' 11th-best prospect who made his first appearance with the Class A Advanced Lancaster Jethawks on Saturday night. Normally when a player makes a debut, they're a jumble of nerves and their minds are too busy trying to remember the second baseman's name rather than playing baseball. But not Fisher. 

In his first at-bat, he hit a home run.

In his second, he hit a grand slam. 

Here is the first @DeFish23 grand slam, his 2nd home run of the night... pic.twitter.com/inJvHxrWw0

- Lancaster JetHawks (@JetHawks) May 31, 2015

In his third at-bat, he hit another grand slam. Yes, that's right: three innings, three home runs and nine RBIs. 

And just one inning later... Here comes @DeFish23's 2nd grand slam (3rd homer). An oppo shot! pic.twitter.com/QfhwioLmXy

- Lancaster JetHawks (@JetHawks) May 31, 2015

But he wasn't done there. After striking out in his next at-bat, Fisher again batted with the bases loaded. This time he only hit a three-run double. How disappointing. 

It wasn't a HR but this ball was smoked too... Here is @DeFish23's 3-run double to set the Cal League RBI record: pic.twitter.com/m0hOaY6cEn

- Lancaster JetHawks (@JetHawks) May 31, 2015

The Jethawks outfielder drove in 12 RBIs, breaking a Cal League record that had stood since 1954. 

As for the Major League record for RBIs in a debut? That would belong to Starlin Castro when he drove in six on May 7, 2010.