Adley Rutschman's last three homers have come against pitchers he once caught in Baltimore. Is that an advantage?

Adley Rutschman speaks on Brayan Bello's scoreless outing and his three-run homer in the Red Sox's 5-2 win

When Adley Rutschman arrived at Camden Yards on Thursday, he had to mentally remind himself not to go into cruise control. In the tunnel on the bottom floor, Rutschman couldn’t take his normal early right-hand turn into the Orioles’ clubhouse.

Rutschamn hit two solo home runs in his return to Baltimore, the first two hits of the game for the Red Sox. Rutschman entered the game with 37 home runs at Camden Yards as an Orioles, and now has two as a visiting member.

Adley Rutschman sends a three-run homer to right field to give the Red Sox a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the 2nd inning

This is the type of stuff you only see in movies.

Rather than traveling with his Red Sox teammates on the charter bus, Adley Rutschman drove himself to Camden Yards on Thursday afternoon. He knew the familiar route, but figuring out where to go once he arrived was the unusual part.

Check out this exclusive angle of Adley Rutschman crushing a three-run home run off Pesky's Pole and giving the Red Sox a 4-0 lead