Santander is just one part of Toronto’s lineup, but he’s the ceiling raiser. We know what this team looks like with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leading the club in homers and Bo Bichette hitting .300.

Even in the Blue Jays’ recent low point — a 13-0 beatdown to complete a sweep in Tampa — Santander’s lone “highlight” was an 11-pitch at-bat in garbage time. That’s where the bar is now.

It was kind of weird. Anthony Santander said it himself. He stepped in to the batter’s box at Camden Yards on Saturday afternoon and for the first time, he wasn’t here wearing orange.