After years of injury issues, Severino went from the Bronx to Queens in 2024, earning a three-year free agent deal with the Athletics. He's better than his numbers say.
New Athletics ace Luis Severino says the playoffs are not far out of reach for his new team in their first year in Sacramento.
From gifting Mitch Spence a fancy Rolex in exchange for his jersey number or mentoring fellow Dominican right-hander Osvaldo Bido, Luis Severino has quickly lived up to the clubhouse leader reputation that was brought up so often after he signed with the Athletics this offseason.
Luis Severino was one of the most crucial aspects of the New York Mets' success during the 2024 season. New York had to rely on him to be a workhorse given tha
After late-season improvement in 2024 and offseason spending, the Athletics are confident they can contend in their new Sacramento home in 2025.
Mitch Spence knew he would have very little leverage to negotiate for his jersey No. 40 when the Athletics signed Luis Severino this offseason. That’s just how it goes when one player is fresh off his rookie season while the other is a nine-year Major League veteran.
Athlon Sports dissects everything you need to know about the club ahead of the upcoming Major League Baseball season.
The Athletics prepare for their inaugural Sacramento season with notable players like Brent Rooker, Lawrence Butler, Luis Severino, Mason Miller and Jacob Wilson.
They no longer are the pawns in a war involving Oakland government officials, failed stadium developments, Major League Baseball and Athletics owner John Fisher. The players don’t have to walk past fan boycotts in the Oakland Coliseum,
The Athletics have moved rom Oakland to the Sacramento area, where they will be based in a minor league ballpark for the next three seasons.
Rooker signed a five-year, $60 million deal to stay with the franchise and the A’s signed a quality starting pitcher in right-hander Luis Severino, who agreed to a three-year, $67 million contract. The Athletics extended manager Mark Kotsay in a deal ...
$67 million deal to sign righthander Luis Severino. They then traded for lefthander Jeffery Springs to bulk up a starting rotation that had a 4.76 ERA, 14th in the AL. The Athletics also hope to ...