The Yankees jump-started the work week on Monday by inking their center fielder to a long-term contract. According to Jack Curry, the Bombers agreed to a seven-year extension with Aaron Hicks. The contract is worth $70 million and begins this season. The deal also includes an option for year eight, per Marc Carig.
Hicks, 29, played a key role for the Yankees in 2018. He hit .248/.366/.467 with 27 home runs over 581 plate appearances. His 127 wRC+ rivaled that of Giancarlo Stanton and Miguel Andujar.