Mets' Jorge Polanco struggles could lead to trade with Mariners

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Last updated Jul 27, 2026

Mets' Jorge Polanco struggles could lead to trade with Mariners
Summary

Jorge Polanco, signed by the New York Mets for $40 million, has had a disappointing season. His contract, initially envisioned as a solution for first base, has not panned out as he has spent limited time at the position due to injuries, managing just 25 games and a.149 batting average. The Seattle Mariners are mentioned as a potential trade partner, hoping Polanco can recapture his previous form, particularly against left-handed pitching. However, concerns about his contract and recent performance may complicate any deal.

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  • Polanco is hitting.149/.208/.223 in 2026.
  • He signed with the Mets for a two-year, $40 million deal.
  • Injuries limited him to 20 innings at first base this season.
  • Mariners may consider acquiring Polanco to improve against left-handed pitching.
  • Concerns linger about whether the Mariners will take on his contract.
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  • 5:54 PMYahoo SportsMets' failed $40 million signing may be trade deadline fit for Mariners
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This is a mess of a contract for the Mets.

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