Jordan Hicks, a pitcher for the Giants, impressed by pitching a career-high seven innings, allowing two runs with five strikeouts and no walks. Manager Bob Melvin praised Hicks' honesty and believes in him as a starter, emphasizing his transition from a reliever to a starter. Hicks received a standing ovation from fans after his performance.
Jordan Hicks, who's embracing an honest approach to his starting pitcher transition, was rewarded today with an extended leash in the Giants' win over the Padres (via @WirthTM) https://t.co/tzUfPSXUZD
Bob Melvin praised Jordan Hicks honesty while detailing why he believes in him as a starter 🤝 https://t.co/PonJJSb10T
Jordan Hicks: Not a reliever Just pitched 7 innings of 2-run ball, threw just 91 pitches. Likely the end of his day and the fans give him a standing O.
Hicks is through 6 innings, 80 pitches. Can probably at least try to get through the 7th. Looks like he can do this pretty regularly.
Jordan Hicks is through a career-high six innings, has allowed four hits, walked none and given up two runs, one earned. Struck out five.