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The New York Mets continued reshaping their pitching staff Saturday as the organization announced two additional roster moves before the second game of its series vs. the Miami Marlins . The Mets recalled right-hander Jonathan Pintaro from Triple-A Syracuse while optioning rookie Zach Thornton following his recent major league debut.
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The Mets enter Saturday with a 22-29 record after dropping Friday's series opener, 2-1, at loanDepot park. The latest transactions marked another round of pitching changes for a club still searching for consistency during a difficult stretch of the season.
New York has now made several bullpen adjustments within the past few days, including designating veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel for assignment and recalling top pitching prospect Jonah Tong. The organization continues leaning toward younger arms while attempting to stabilize both the bullpen and the back end of the rotation.
Pintaro now joins a pitching staff trying to regain momentum entering the remainder of the road series in Miami. Meanwhile, Thornton returns to Syracuse after making his first MLB appearance earlier this week vs. the Washington Nationals . Although the rookie settled down after a difficult opening inning Wednesday, the Mets still prioritized additional bullpen flexibility entering the weekend.
The Mets officially announced Saturday's transactions in a graphic shared on X, formerly Twitter, before Game 2 of the three-game series vs. Miami.
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"We have made the following roster moves."
The latest roster decisions also connect to the broader pitching situation surrounding Kodai Senga 's recovery process. Senga officially began a rehab assignment Friday with Single-A St. Lucie, creating optimism that another experienced starter could soon return to the Mets' rotation.
Saturday's moves reflected both urgency and long-term planning from the Mets front office . The team currently sits at the bottom of the National League East and continues searching for stability throughout the pitching staff as the organization works to stop its recent slide entering the middle portion of the season.
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