Polanco's Mets Season Ends in Surgery | MLB News

Jorge Polanco’s Mets tenure is sidelined indefinitely after being shut down for surgery on a chronic ankle injury — the latest in a string of setbacks that’ve derailed his breakout season. Signed to a $40M deal to anchor first base, he’s played just a handful of games due to lingering pain that’s visibly hampered his swing and performance. Despite pushing through discomfort, MRI results confirm no recovery, forcing the team to prioritize his long-term health. He’s expected back for spring training next year, while Morel and Wagaman step into his void.

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