Pitcher Devin Williams is nearing a return to the New York Mets after recovering from an injury, according to reports from multiple outlets. The Winnipeg Free Press and the New York Post both describe Williams as progressing toward a comeback while focusing on re-establishing his health and availability.
Both pieces frame the situation as part of a broader effort to get Williams back on the mound during the season, with his immediate goal centered on returning to bullpen use rather than changing roles or expectations. The New York Post characterizes his path back as potentially being fast-tracked into the Mets’ bullpen, reflecting how the team plans to use him once he is cleared.
The Winnipeg Free Press similarly presents Williams as hopeful about how soon he could be ready, emphasizing his return timeline. While the outlets differ slightly in wording—one focusing on being “nearing return” and the other on being “fast-tracked”—they agree on the core point: Williams is working his way back and is close to returning to Mets bullpen action.
