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

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.

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

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

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

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