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After spending five seasons in Cleveland’s Minor League system, Santander was taken by the Orioles in the 2016 Rule 5 Draft at the Winter Meetings
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Santander, who had missed 4 1/2 months due to a right elbow injury, almost immediately made a highlight-reel play in his first MLB game by robbing Mike Trout
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Santander recorded his first big league hit with a leadoff single in the ninth, then later scored on a walk-off grand slam by Manny Machado vs. the Angels
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Santander recorded his first big league hit with a leadoff single in the ninth, then later scored on a walk-off grand slam by Manny Machado vs. the Angels
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In his 20th career MLB game, Santander went deep for the first time, belting a go-ahead two-run home run at Yankee Stadium
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A group of 4,000 U.K. Scouts became huge fans of Santander, who received thunderous applause every time he caught the ball in a win vs. the Blue Jays
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After homering only once in 46 games over the ‘17 and ‘18 seasons, Santander went deep 20 times in ‘19, emerging as a power source for the O’s
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Santander won the Most Valuable Oriole Award in the pandemic-shortened ‘20 season, during which he swatted 11 homers and posted a career-high .890 OPS
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Showcasing his prodigious power, Santander crushed a 455-foot homer (the longest of his career to that point, per Statcast) into the waterfall at Kauffman Stadium
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With his 21st home run of the season, Santander set a new career high, and he finished the year with 33
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Santander homered from both sides of the plate for the fourth time in ‘22, tying the AL/NL single-season record set by the Padres’ Ken Caminiti in 1996