The A's made a shocking move, signing Luis Severino to a three-year contract that trounces market expectations. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Athletics are looking to further bolster their rotation and payroll after signing Luis Severino to a free agent contract last week.

The Athletics’ defense was also an abomination last season. They accrued -46 Outs Above average which was worst in the league while being second-worst in Fielding Run Value and FanGraphs’ Defensive rating, only ahead of the lowly White Sox.

Athletics general manager David Forst said the team wanted to make a statement going into its new home. That was one the factors that led to its deal with Luis Severino. The 30-year-old Severino was formally introduced by his new club on Friday after finalizing a $67 million,

The righty signed a three-year deal worth $67 million on Thursday with the A's, who will spend the next few seasons in Sacramento.

Severino put up a rebound season for the Mets in 2024 and scored a three-year deal with the now-Sacramento A's

Curious about Luis Severino’s landmark deal with the Oakland Athletics? Signed to a lucrative multi-year contract, he’s set to become a key figure in the team’s rotation and a cornerstone of their plans for the future.

Signing Severino isn't guaranteed to be successful, but it's good to see the A's trying to field a better team.

The Athletics and starting pitcher Luis Severino reportedly agreed to a $67 million contract on Thursday. The move was surprising, as the A's are not known for spending lucrative amounts of money in MLB free agency. In fact, the Severino contract instantly became the franchise's most expensive contact ever, per FOX Sports: MLB.

In the early 2000s, the Oakland Athletics were one of the feel-good stories in Major League Baseball. With Billy Beane as its general manager,