Everybody seems frustrated about what to do with Aaron Hicks. And Hicks is probably frustrated. He undoubtedly gave up switch hitting in an attempt to get on track and get something working. And, in my mind, he went back to it because he felt more comfortable with it. Many here seem ready to throw him under the bus. Fortunately Terry Ryan has a broader perspective. Yes, Ryan is frustrated: "I'm a little concerned about the waffling back and forth because that doesn't do anything for development," Ryan said. "It's time and work and effort. We'll go with it, and hopefully it will work out for all of us." But he also recognizes Hicks as the Twins' best CF for now -- w/o knowing Buxton's eventual fate: "We'll have to see if we can salvage this thing," Ryan said of Hicks. "He's certainly salvageable. We haven't given up on Aaron Hicks at all. He's the best center fielder we have in this organization right now until you see what (Byron) Buxton can do once he gets to the upper levels." (The above quotes from: http://www.twincities.com/twins/ci_26013620/rehabbing-twins-outfielder-aaron-hicks-returns-switch-hitting) And more than that, he also recognizes that he played a bit of a role in this drama. For the life of me, I can't find the quote back but at some point this weekend, Ryan acknowledged that they may have rushed Hicks and that he didn't get the developmental time at Rochester that he probably needed -- either this year or last. To me, the Twins need to let Hicks get his head on straight. Once his rehab assignment is over, option him to AAA and give him consistent time to work on getting his game back. Because the Twins are pretty bereft of options in CF and although many of you would like to count on Byron Buxton in the not-so-distant future, that's not a sure thing either.