Status of narrations that come from Al-A'mash through Minhal ibn Amr

Salam Guys, I would request my readers to not to mark this question as duplicate. This question is a bit different from the [previous question](https://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/61209/what-is-the-status-of-narrator-minhal-ibn-amr-did-scholars-really-rejected-his) I asked about narrator Minhal Ibn Amr. My question is about particular narrations that come from Al-A'mash through Minhal Ibn Amr. According to [THIS](https://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/46316/did-prophet-isa-go-to-the-cross/46325#46325) source it has been stated that both Yahya ibn Ma'īn and Adh-Dhahabi had reasons to weaken narrations that came from Al-A'mash through Al-Minhāl ibn 'Amr. **The problem here is that the user III-AK-III who posted his answer did not cite any reference in order to prove that Yahya bin Ma'in and Ad-Dhahabi actually weakened the narrations that come from Al-A'mash through Minhal Ibn Amr.** Al-A'mash and Minhal were Kufi and met each other. Both of them have also narrated narrations in Bukhari. **The main question is: where is the evidence that suggests that Yahyah bin Ma'in and Ad-Dhahabi weakened the narration that come from Al-A'mash through Minhal Ibn Amr?**