Luis Severino secured a three-year, $67 million deal with the Athletics after a rebound season, posting a 3.91 ERA across 182 innings. Despite his recent success, he carries a significant injury history, having struggled with health issues since undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2020. The contract includes a player opt-out after the second season, making it a high-risk investment for the Athletics, particularly given their need to meet payroll requirements.

Luis Severino signed a three-year, $67 million contract with the Athletics after becoming a free agent, contributing to the Mets' need to fill gaps in their rotation following the departure of several veteran starters.

Luis Severino signed a three-year, $67 million deal with the Athletics, bringing a much-needed boost to their pitching staff. After a bounce-back year with the Mets, where he pitched 182 innings with a sub-4.00 ERA, he is expected to be the A's Opening Day starter and the best starter they've had since Chris Bassitt and Frankie Montas anchored the rotation in 2021.

Luis Severino signed a three-year contract worth $67 million with the Athletics, becoming one of the notable free-agent departures from the Mets' rotation after their recent playoff run.

Luis Severino signed a three-year contract worth $67 million with the Athletics after becoming a free agent, contributing to the reshaping of the Mets' rotation following their unexpected run to the National League Championship Series.