There are few things more beneficial to a baseball team than a catcher who can hit. It’s truly a luxury that many MLB squads just don’t possess, making those that do a lucky bunch that shouldn’t take it for granted. The Miami Marlins , despite having the lowest payroll in MLB, are one of the fortunate few that get to say they have a catcher who rakes. In just two seasons with the Marlins, Liam Hicks , who was acquired by Miami in the Rule 5 Draft in 2024, has been everything the team could’ve hoped for — especially this year. While he didn’t necessarily hit for power last season — he only had five homers in 390 plate appearances — he’s unlocked something new in 2026 that’s enabled him to pound the ball over the fence time and time again. — Fish On First (@FishOnFirst) April 25, 2026 But it’s not just the home run that’s a new part of Hicks’ game. In fact, pretty much every skill set has leveled up from a season ago.…