The New York Mets adjust Francisco Lindor’s rehabilitation schedule after rain prevents a planned simulated game. Multiple reports say Lindor’s opportunity to take part in the next step of his rehab—an on-field simulated game—was washed out by weather. Despite the disruption, the Mets have not ruled out the possibility of Lindor returning to play as soon as Wednesday, according to the reports. The team’s immediate focus is to account for the missed activity and determine how to proceed with the remainder of his rehab plan. The sources do not provide additional details on whether Lindor’s condition has changed or how his next rehab step will be structured, but they agree that the simulated game scheduled for his rehab is the key event affected. Overall, the situation reflects how weather can alter timelines during player rehabilitation, while the team remains open to a near-term return depending on subsequent plans and outcomes.