Jeff McNeil recovering from procedure after injury impacted him late in Mets season

LAS VEGAS – Jeff McNeil underwent what his agent, Garrett Parcell, described as a minor procedure for thoracic outlet syndrome shortly after the Mets season concluded.

Parcell told The Post that McNeil already has a good range of motion and is expected to be a full participant in spring training.

Jeff McNeil underwent what was described as a minor procedure for thoracic outlet syndrome shortly after the Mets season concluded. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

The injury particularly caused pain in his client’s swing late in the season. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

 Parcell said that the injury particularly caused pain in his client’s swing late in the season.

McNeil hit just .125 in his final 20 games, dropping his batting average from .266 to .243 and his OPS from .814 to .746.

 McNeil is due $15.75 million in 2026 with a $15.75 million option for 2027 or a $2 million buyout.