But on offense, he’s the kind of oddity that the Rays have been historically excellent at maximizing. If Hicks is an acceptable catcher with a high-OBP offensive game, he’s a tremendously valuable part of the Rays’ future. We have a current 20 on his power and a future 30; the three home runs he’s hit this year are a career high. Kisting, the first 40-FV prospect on the Rays list, is the lone pitcher headed back to the Marlins in this all-Florida deal. But right now, those guys aren’t helping the 2026 Rays much, and they’re not in a great position to help the 2027 Rays either.