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Mets confirm Zach Thornton will remain in rotation after All-Star break

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 11:14 PM

Last updated Jul 12, 2026

Mets confirm Zach Thornton will remain in rotation after All-Star break

Summary

Zach Thornton will make his next start for the Mets after the All-Star break. The left-hander had a standout performance, pitching seven scoreless innings against the Red Sox on July 12. This marks a significant step for Thornton, who has shown promise in his young career. Interim manager Andy Green praised his aggressive pitching style and the encouragement he has received from teammates. Thornton's ERA stands at 2.60 through three starts, creating optimism for the Mets' rotation.

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By the Numbers

•Thornton pitched seven scoreless innings, surrendering two hits and two walks.
•He struck out five batters while throwing just 82 pitches.
•Thornton has a 2.60 ERA over three starts this season.
•Interim manager Andy Green noted Thornton's unafraid approach on the mound.
•Thornton joined fellow rookies Nolan McLean and Christian Scott in the rotation.

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11:14 PMYahoo Sports — Mets keeping Zach Thornton in rotation to make his next start after All-Star break

What they're saying

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After his dominant outing, left-hander Zach Thornton, at least for now, has earned a spot in the rotation and will make his next start for the Mets which will come after the All-Star break.
— Yahoo Sports

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