Jordan Hicks made his major league debut in Houston at Daikin Park, showcasing his talent with a stellar performance of six scoreless innings, leading the Giants to a compelling 7-2 victory over the Astros. Hicks, who has played in various stadiums worldwide but never pitched in his hometown as a major leaguer, was energized by the occasion, supported by friends and family. His impressive outing included more than three miles per hour increase in velocity compared to last year, reminiscent of his peak performance years with the Cardinals. The Giants’ offense backed him with key contributions from Wilmer Flores and Matt Chapman.
Hicks's performance was exceptional, featuring six scoreless innings with one hit, one walk, and six strikeouts, leading the Giants to a 7-2 win over the Astros.
This game was significant for Hicks as it marked his debut pitching in H-Town as a major leaguer, with friends and family supporting him in the stands.
Winning manager Bob Melvin noted that Hicks was particularly impressive, stating, 'He was up for this game, and you could see it right away.'
Hicks threw more than three miles an hour harder than last year, showcasing his potential and evoking memories of his time as a dominant reliever.
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