The Miami Marlins' offense has not hit many home runs this season, and hasn't over the last few years, but has found an unexpected power source. Catcher Liam Hicks has broken out over his first 28 games this season and has shown no signs of slowing down. After hitting six homers through 119 games last season, he used just 28 games this season to reach the half-dozen mark this year, which leads the team. Hicks isn't just hitting for power, but boasts a .311/.350/.544 slash line this season and leads the Marlins in a plethora of offensive categories. During his rookie campaign last season, Hicks shared time with Nick Fortes and Agustín Ramírez behind the plate. After Fortes moved on, Hicks finally received his opportunity to play every day, and has taken advantage of it. Liam Hicks Has Been the Offensive MVP for the Marlins This Season Brett Davis-Imagn Images This year, his second season after being selected during the 2024 Rule 5 Draft, he has split time between catching and DH.…