Max Clarks dream start with the Detroit Tigers just keeps getting better.The rookie center fielder launched the first home run of his MLB career Saturday night, crushing a two-run shot off Athletics starter Jack Perkins in the top of the sixth inning.Clarks drive traveled 387 feet to right field and extended Detroits lead to 6-2.Max Clark Wastes No Time Making His MarkThe home run came in Clarks second major-league game, one night after he delivered three hits and two doubles during an electric MLB debut.Clark arrived in Detroit with a reputation for speed, plate discipline and strong defense. It has taken him less than two full games to show that his growing power also belongs in the conversation.Perkins entered Saturdays game as Oaklands scheduled starter after carrying a 6.45 ERA into the matchup.A Remarkable Start to Clarks CareerClark has looked comfortable from his first major-league plate appearance.He helped spark Detroits 13-1 victory Friday before providing another major jolt Saturday. His first MLB homer gave the Tigers needed breathing room and created another unforgettable moment for the organizations top prospect. Clarks debut included three hits, two doubles and a walk in the series opener.Two games. Multiple extra-base hits. One trip around the bases.Not bad for an introduction.Bottom LineMax Clarks first MLB home run was no cheap shot.The 21-year-old drove a Jack Perkins pitch 387 feet to right field for a two-run homer, pushing Detroit ahead 6-2 in the sixth inning.Tigers fans waited years to see Clark reach the majors. He has needed only two nights to show why the excitement was justified.