Mets Prospect Jett Williams Suffers Ankle Injury in AFL Finale

The Mets remain optimistic that Williams' sprained ankle will not hinder his offseason recovery.

Jett Williams, the Mets' No. 2 prospect, sprained his right ankle during the Arizona Fall League's regular-season finale.
The injury occurred as Williams collided with the outfield wall while attempting to catch a fly ball in center field.
Despite the setback, Mets officials believe the injury is not severe and should not significantly impact his offseason plans.
Williams had previously missed time during the 2024 minor league season due to right wrist surgery.
In the AFL, Williams played 21 games, batting .225 with two home runs and a .758 OPS.