Adley Rutschman hits two home runs in return to Camden Yards
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 12:51 AM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Boston Red Sox catcher Adley Rutschman played his first game at Camden Yards since his August trade from the Baltimore Orioles. Rutschman received a standing ovation from Baltimore fans during his first plate appearance before hitting two home runs against his former team. He entered the contest hitting.170 with the Red Sox and had missed the previous three games due to a right elbow injury. The Orioles drafted Rutschman first overall in 2019, and he served as a primary face of the franchise until the mid-season trade. His return marks the first time he has faced the Orioles since being dealt to Boston on the August 3 deadline.
- •Adley Rutschman hit two home runs in his first game back at Camden Yards.
- •The Orioles traded Rutschman to the Red Sox on the August 3 deadline.
- •Rutschman missed the three games prior to this appearance with a right elbow injury.
- •Baltimore fans gave Rutschman a standing ovation during his first at-bat.
- •The first home run of the game came off Orioles pitcher Brandon Young.
- 12:51 AMYahoo Sports — Adley Rutschman’s return to Baltimore is pure cinema
"This is the type of stuff you only see in movies.
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