McNeil was on hand with the Mets prior to Wednesday's NLDS Game 4 to take infield and batting practice: The New York Post reported earlier this week that the Mets were considering a petition to Major League Baseball to allow McNeil to partake in the AFL in response to the impact Hurricane Milton would have on their Florida-based facilities.

New York Mets’ infielder Jeff McNeil is poised for a potential return from a fractured right wrist that shelved him in early September, but he may have to pursu

As the Mets continue their postseason journey, they may could get a boost to the lineup with Jeff McNeil taking ABs in the Arizona Fall League

New York Mets infielder/outfielder Jeff McNeil (wrist) will play in Arizona Fall League games on Friday and Saturday. Manager Carlos Mendoza said the team wants to see him play in back-to-back games of nine innings before they think about adding him to the postseason roster for the National

The Mets’ search for rehab games for Jeff McNeil could lead to Arizona. With Hurricane Milton bearing down on Florida — the Mets minor league facility is located in Port St. Lucie — manager Carlos Mendoza said Tuesday that the team may petition MLB to ask permission for McNeil to play games in the Arizona Fall League.

After a fractured wrist in early September ended his regular season, Jeff McNeil still has a chance at returning to the Mets during the postseason.

A primary hurdle before the Mets can seriously consider adding him to the roster for the next round (if they get that far): facing live pitching. The Mets have a pair of relievers, Huascar Brazoban and Max Kranick, on standby on the taxi squad who can pitch to McNeil if the team wants; others can be brought to town too.

Jeff McNeil returned to the clubhouse on Sunday after spending a week and a half home in California, rehabbing his right wrist and attending the birth of his second child. That meant McNeil watching Pete Alonso’s go-ahead home run from the maternity unit of the hospital.