Jordan Hicks

It's not time for the Giants to give up. But it's certainly not time to keep trying the same things that got them here in the first place.

Three players discuss adjustments they made to improve in 2024, plus some positive developments for the Orioles and Fernando Tatis Jr.

It had to be encouraging for manager Bob Melvin to see his team grab an early lead and collect timely hits.

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As they begin this spring with high expectations, the Phillies have reached a point in their cycle where they can't just outspend everyone.

Hicks isn’t a slam-dunk to help the Giants as a starter and could leave them vulnerable if he gets hurt, but it’s an intriguing signing.

It was Hicks’ first year with an ERA below 4.00 in at least 30 innings since his rookie season in 2018.

The Blue Jays have six free agents, all of whom played significant roles for the team in 2023. Should they bring any of them back?

John Mozeliak has stated his desire to be competitive in 2024. He prioritized trades that brought back upper-level pitching prospects.

Hicks instantly injects firepower into a Toronto bullpen that already ranks in the top three in the AL in both ERA and strikeout rate.

Hicks is having his best season since 2019, but he still has some reliever-centric warts.

The Cardinals are selling at the trade deadline but not rebuilding. They're pursuing an extension with Jordan Hicks.

At least one more veteran reliever is needed at the trade deadline as a bridge from the Twins' strong rotation to closer Jhoan Duran.

How will the Cardinals fill the void in Hicks' absence? And what about the team's other injuries?

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There are no winners during a pandemic, but three pitchers — Miles Mikolas, Andrew Miller and Jordan Hicks — benefit from the delayed start.

Hicks, Gilbert fighting the "injury-prone" stigma; Sweezy, Hundley provide solid depth.

Jordan Hicks was having a dominant rookie season before hitting a speed bump in his past four outings. But a small change in his delivery could put the power righty back on top.