US EditionRed Sox’ Jordan Hicks Has Struggled Since Trade; ‘I Need to Take some Ownership’
Jordan Hicks has posted a 6.23 ERA in 13 innings for Boston and is adjusting his pitch selection to improve control and effectiveness this season.
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Red Sox reliever Jordan Hicks believes taking control of his pitch selection can turn his season around - The Boston Globe
“If I’m going to be giving up these kind of runs out of the bullpen, I should really be throwing the pitch I want to throw,” Hicks said after posting a 6.23 ERA in his first 14 appearances with the Sox.
Red Sox Still Waiting For Struggling Reliever To Reach Potential
It’s been nearly two months since the Boston Red Sox acquired Jordan Hicks from the San Francisco Giants in the Rafael Devers trade, but they’re still waiting for him to get in a groove and make the most of his hard-throwing ability. It’s been a bumpy season for Hicks on both coasts. He struggled out of the gate with the Giants, going 1-5 with a 6.47 ERA, a 1.54 WHIP and -0.8 WAR in 48 2/3 innings. That was mostly as a starter before San Francis…
The Boston Red Sox expected Jordan Hicks, signed for $12.5 million for 2026 and 2027, to be a pillar in their bullpen. With their high-speed straight, the Red Sox trusted that it would stabilize key games in the East. However, their performance in 2025 has been disappointing, generating doubts about their contract and their contribution to the team. Red Sox and the reinforcement that has been a disaster in the mound However, their performance in…
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