Athletics right-hander Luis Severino admitted playing home games at Sutter Health Ballpark in West Sacramento this season has been challenging.

"It feels like a spring training kind of game every time I pitch, and every time other guys pitch," Severino said Friday, according to The Athletic's Brendan Kuty.

"It's the same mentality we have, to go out there and try to do our best. But it's not been great for us."

The 31-year-old has struggled at home this season, posting an 0-7 record in 10 starts alongside a 6.79 ERA. On the road, he's been much better, logging a 2.27 ERA with a far superior WHIP and opponent's batting average.

"Because we play in a big-league stadium on the road," Severino said while explaining his splits.

"We don't have that at home right now. It's not the same. It’s not the same atmosphere. We don't have a lot of fans. Our clubhouse is in left field. So, when we play day games, we have to just be in the sun. There's no air conditioning there, too. It's really tough."

The A's, who are 15-27 at home compared to 18-24 on the road, will continue to play in West Sacramento until the end of the 2027 campaign.

Severino's three-year, $67-million contract expires at the end of 2027, although he can opt out of his deal after 2026.