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A.J. Minter of the Mets made his second rehab appearance in three days, pitching a scoreless inning. This marks a significant step in his recovery process.
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Mets reliever A.J. Minter cleared another hurdle in his road to recovery from lat surgery after throwing for the second time in three days following his scoreless inning for Triple-A on Sunday afternoon.
That makes four appearances in Syracuse and eight total for the left-hander who also pitched for Low-A and High-A.
Minter has pitched well during his rehab, owning a 2.25 ERA in four innings in Triple-A and a 1.17 ERA through all minor league levels. He has struck out four in 7.2 innings and has a 0.78 WHIP.
A.J. Minter is currently on a rehab assignment and recently made his second appearance, pitching a scoreless inning.
A.J. Minter has made two rehab appearances in the last three days.
A scoreless inning indicates that A.J. Minter is performing well in his rehab, which is a positive sign for his return to the Mets.

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New York said after Minter's previous outing on Friday that it would decide what's next for the southpaw after proving he can pitch twice in three days. Now that he has and left it unharmed, the Mets should certainly be pleased.
Still, Minter has yet to throw in back-to-back games during his rehab process and has not gone more than an inning in any appearance either. While Minter is not generally a candidate to pitch multiple innings with the big league club, it might be good to see that he can do it should the need ever come up with the Mets.
When the veteran reliever does return to New York, it will be interesting to see how the team deploys him after he signed a two-year, $22 million deal before the 2025 season to be the setup man. Right now, that spot belongs to Luke Weaver while Devin Williams is the closer, although both pitchers have struggled at times this year for the Mets.