Mets’ Jorge Polanco injury dilemma has no end in sight: ‘He’s gonna feel it’
Jorge Polanco of the New York Mets is struggling with left Achilles bursitis and may not reach full strength this season. Manager Carlos Mendoza indicated that Polanco will have to manage the injury indefinitely while continuing some baseball activities. The second baseman has had a difficult season, playing only 14 games due to injuries and not performing well when on the field.
- ▪Jorge Polanco is sidelined with left Achilles bursitis and likely won't be at full strength for the rest of the season.
- ▪Manager Carlos Mendoza stated that Polanco will have to deal with the injury indefinitely.
- ▪Polanco has played only 14 games this season due to injuries and has not performed well.
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MLB New York Mets Mets’ Jorge Polanco injury dilemma has no end in sight: ‘He’s gonna feel it’ By Dan Martin Published May 17, 2026, 3:26 p.m. ET Jorge Polanco, sidelined with left Achilles bursitis, likely won’t be at full strength the rest of the season, according to Carlos Mendoza. Polanco has resumed some baseball activities and will travel with the team to Washington, but the manager said he’ll have to deal with the injury indefinitely. “He’s gonna feel it,’’ Mendoza said.
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