Jeffrey Springs addresses struggles after Athletics' loss to Tigers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 8:18 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Jeffrey Springs struggled in his start against the Detroit Tigers, allowing two earned runs over four innings and walking five batters. Following the game on August 1, he commented on the challenges of pitching in Sutter Health Park, referencing its reputation as a hitter-friendly venue. Springs, who has a 6.17 ERA this season, acknowledged needing to improve his execution. He has allowed 28 home runs this year, the highest in the majors, which he attributes partly to the ballpark's conditions. The Athletics continue to deal with pitching issues, as they navigate the remainder of the season with limited roster flexibility.
- •Springs pitches four innings, allows two earned runs against Tigers
- •Walks a season-high five batters in the loss
- •Career-high 28 home runs allowed this season
- •Admits to struggles in a hitter-friendly ballpark
- •Athletics face ongoing challenges with pitching staff
- 8:18 AMYahoo Sports — Jeffrey Springs Doesn't Mince After A's Loss: "We Play in a PCL Ballpark"
"The A's left-hander diagnosed his struggles after Friday's loss.
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