The destination is a surprising one.
Luis Severino reached agreement Thursday with the A’s on a three-year contract worth $67 million, industry sources confirmed, as the organization prepares to begin play in Sacramento for at least a three- season hitch before settling in Las Vegas. He has an opt-out after the second season.
Severino, 30, declined a qualifying offer from the Mets worth $21.05 million, meaning the team will receive draft pick compensation for his signing with the A’s. The compensatory pick will be after the fourth round.Remember Pete Alonso and Gleyber Torres? They’re part of baseball’s Juan Soto free-agency limbo
A workhorse in the Mets’ rotation last season, Severino pitched to a 3.91 ERA over 182 innings in 31 starts. The right-hander arrived on a one-year deal worth $13 million as he looked to resurrect a career that had been plagued by injuries with the Yankees. Severino, Sean Manaea and Jose Quintana all hit free agency after the season to leave holes in the Mets’ rotation.Brian CostelloCardi B claims she spends $3M per month, turned down $65M tour offer after she's accused of going broke
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