Catcher Liam Hicks has been one of the best early surprises on Miami’s roster from an offensive standpoint. Through his first six games of 2026, according to Baseball Reference, he is slashing .368/.435/.895 with three home runs, 12 RBI, and a ridiculous 1.330 OPS. For a team that badly needs impact bats, that kind of production matters. It is the kind of start that forces people to pay attention and gives the Marlins a reason to keep penciling him into the lineup.
