Polanco's Exit Mirrors Mets' Struggles | New York Mets News

Jorge Polanco’s Mets season is officially kaput—this time sidelined by left ankle bursitis requiring surgery, adding to his earlier wrist injury. In just 37 games, he hit a dismal .148 mostly as DH, making his $40M two-year deal look like a colossal misstep. His struggles mirror the Mets’ own collapse: loaded with cash and big names, they sit last in their division, 17 games behind first place and 10 out of a wild card spot. With Polanco’s contract likely keeping him around, expect major roster upheaval this offseason—the Mets are clearly desperate for change.

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