The Los Angeles Angels made a surprise move in the offseason by adding Aaron Hicks to an outfield that already seemed a bit crowded with Mike Trout, Taylor Ward, Mickey Moniak and an out-of-options Jo Adell.
Angels outfielder Aaron Hicks was scratched from Monday's lineup due to body soreness. He was replaced by Willie Calhoun in the lineup and in right field, per Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Aaron Hicks called dibs on a round of 18 at his new teammate's golf course. Hicks told Trent Rush on the Angels Recap podcast that he has spoken to Mike Trout about playing Trout National, the course Trout is designing with golf legend Tiger Woods near his Millville, N.J.
The Los Angeles Angels picked up another win in Spring Training, this time with the final score being 4-1 over the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Halos allowed one run and six hits over the nine innings, showing off impressive pitching.
The Los Angeles Angels have yet to make a real splash this offseason. They have signed six major league free agents — five relief pitchers — and committed the most money to Robert Stephenson on a three-year, $33 million contract.
The Los Angeles Angels recently added veteran outfielder Aaron Hicks on a one-year deal, and he's expecting to get a ton of playing time with the Halos this season.
Jo Adell was once the top prospect in the Los Angeles Angels' organization. He was a first-round pick in 2017, the team's number-2 prospect the following year, and ranked first in the organization as recently as 2020.
The Los Angeles Angels agreed to a one-year deal with former New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks. It’s the Angels’ most significant position player signing of the offseason, as Hicks is coming off of a resurgent section of the 2023 season after moving from the Yankees to the Baltimore Orioles.
The Los Angeles Angels signed veteran outfielder Aaron Hicks to a one-year deal on Monday, and on Tuesday, he spoke to the Anaheim media for the first time.
When the New York Yankees committed to a seven-year, $70 million contract with outfielder Aaron Hicks, they envisioned him as a long-term asset for the team.
The Los Angeles Angels have finally entered the offseason market and started to make some moves. After losing two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani, the Angels have been relatively silent.
The Los Angeles Angels announced on Monday morning that they have signed veteran outfielder Aaron Hicks to a one-year contract. It is a Major League deal, giving the Angels a bit of a positional battle as they enter Spring Training in just a few weeks.
Aaron Hicks agreed to a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Angels. According to Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register, the outfielder is still being paid by the New York Yankees through 2025.
After already rostering Gio Urshela last season, the Los Angeles Angels are trying their luck with another former New York Yankee.
The Angels announced that they have signed outfielder Aaron Hicks to a one-year deal. Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reported on the pact prior to the official announcement.
Baltimore Orioles OF Aaron Hicks may no longer play for the New York Yankees, but he remains something of a health risk.
The Orioles have shown “serious” interest in outfielder Aaron Hicks, whom the Yankees released last week following a DFA.
New York Yankees fans had grown tired of outfielder Aaron Hicks long ago. The front office has finally joined them in their displeasure.
He will now be exposed to waivers, but his struggles this year and the remaining money owed make it a near certainty he goes unclaimed.
The New York Yankees have a problem beyond their last-place standing in the American League East. Over the weekend, another poor performance by outfielder Aaron Hicks—their least valuable player—doomed the team in an important series against the first-place Tampa Bay Rays.
New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks offered an interesting non-answer when he was asked if he's spoken with team officials about a possible trade this spring.
Aaron Hicks has been in the headlines once more this week after he publicly complained about not getting enough playtime.
Longtime Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks has no idea what his current role on the team entails.
Yankee fans wasted approximately 0.0 seconds letting their feelings be known about one particular player who is still on the roster.
When you look at the Yankees, there isn’t a player that’s more universally disliked than Aaron Hicks. There are people who believe Josh Donaldson can be a good player this year due to his MVP pedigree, but what about the Yankees’ projected left fielder?
The New York Yankees are extremely close to the third luxury tax threshold at $293 million. Managing partner Hal Steinbrenner desperately wants to stay below that number.
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