Yankees flameout Aaron Hicks off to blazing start with Orioles

Aaron Hicks has caught fire in a Baltimore uniform.

Whatever it is, Aaron Hicks is thriving in his time away from the Yankees.

Baltimore, which signed Hicks for the league minimum after the Yankees designated him for assignment with $30 million left on his deal through 2025, . “I hope this is a shot in the arm for him, and I hope that he helps us out and helps us win some games.”The 33-year-old center fielder, who the Yankees acquired via trade in 2015, had his best year in pinstripes in 2018, when he had an .833 OPS and hit 27 homers.Robert Sabo for NY Post

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