Monday Bird Droppings: Where two out of three ain’t bad Happy Monday, Camden Chatters! Did you

have a nice weekend? I sure hope so. The Orioles themselves had a pretty good one, even if it ended on a sour note yesterday Gary Roenicke Jersey. After racking up wins on Friday and Saturday, the team squandered a great start by John Means in a 1-0 walk-off loss to the Rangers. You can read all about that loss, if you must, in Paul Folkemer’s game recap. The Orioles hitters will have a chance to think about what they’ve done during today’s off day, the first of two they’ll have this week. Then tomorrow they start a two-game series with the Miami Marlins, their first interleague series of the year. One of the worst slumping hitters on the team is Anthony Santander, who had high expectations put upon him after his exciting 2020 season. But he’s had just 10 hits this season despite being a regular in the lineup. Just three of those hits have gone for extra bases, including a double yesterday. And he’s only drawn two walks. It’s been pretty brutal. Brandon Hyde was asked about Santander as documented in the link to Roch’s blog below, and he used a lot of words to say that the league was able to figure Santander out some last year and they’re using that to their advantage so far this year. That’s not encouraging! But Hyde assures us that he’s working hard to change his approach to turn things around