JP Sears is projected to have a spot in the Athletics' 2025 Opening Day rotation after serving as the team's ace throughout the previous season. His performance solidified his position, although the competition for rotation spots remains intense with several other pitchers vying for places in the lineup.

JP Sears posted the best numbers in the Oakland rotation with a 4.38 ERA, 1.22 WHIP, and 137 strikeouts across 180 2/3 innings. Despite being the most effective starter, he still contributed to a pitching staff that ranked near the bottom in team ERA, highlighting the overall struggles of the A's pitching this season.

JP Sears allowed two runs on four hits over six innings in the game against the Mariners. Despite his solid performance, he was unable to secure a win, finishing the season with an 11-13 record.

JP Sears is set to take the mound as the first A's pitcher to make 32 starts in consecutive seasons since Gio Gonzalez in 2010-11. He will close out the season against Seattle, showcasing his consistency and durability on the roster.

JP Sears struggled against the Yankees, allowing six runs on nine hits over five innings. Despite striking out six batters, he couldn't secure a win as New York jumped on him early, contributing to the Athletics' continuing home struggles with four straight losses at the Coliseum.