Athletics 'can't wait' to trade pitcher Luis Severino after his blunt complaints about team's ballpark: report

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Athletics starter Luis Severino isn’t shying away from his thoughts about his team’s home ballpark. 

In turn, it appears the Athletics "can’t wait" to be rid of him before the MLB trade deadline as well. 

Severino, who made a return to the Yankee Stadium mound over the weekend, was touched up by his former New York Yankees squad. Following the game, he unloaded on the difference between pitching on the road in actual MLB ballparks compared to Sutter Health Park, a minor-league facility that will be the Athletics’ home for the next few seasons before their move to Las Vegas. 

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Athletics pitcher Luis Severino (40) delivers a pitch during the first inning against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. (Vincent Carchietta/Imagn Images)

Severino was asked about a USA Today report, which stated the Athletics "can’t wait" to be rid of the man they signed a three-year deal worth $67 million to in December — the richest guaranteed contract in franchise history. 

He shrugged and answered with honesty. 

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"If you ask me how I feel pitching at home, I’m not going to lie to you," he said, via The Athletic. "Because at the end, you guys are going to figure out if it’s a lie or not. My job is here to try to pitch and every time you ask me a question, be honest with you guys. So, that’s what I did."

Severino added that his teammates feel the same way about Sutter Health Park, saying "I’m not the only one who feels the same way."

The right-hander’s original comment came on Friday, when he said "it feels like a spring