# Jorge Polanco
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Jorge Luis Pacheco Polanco (born July 5, 1993) is a Dominican professional baseball infielder for the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball (MLB).
== Career ==
Polanco signed with the Minnesota Twins as an international free agent in 2009. He made his debut in 2010 for the Dominican Summer League Twins.
Hour 2: Geno Smith Has to Prove It Right Now
Geno Smith needs real preseason work, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber believe the Jets cannot afford to ease him into the season. With Smith learning another new offense, they argue he needs reps with the starters, a chance to establish himself as the offensive leader, and enough game action to be…
This Is BRUTAL...
Josh Burn breaks down the merciful end to a brutal season for Jorge Polanco and an almost equally brutal look back at the decision not to bring back Pete Alonso as well as the non-sensical response to deny Ronny Mauricio one last opportunity on the big league club.
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A Pod of Their Own, Episode 287: Sparkling Fraud
Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space.
This week, we begin by discussing Kodai Senga acclimating to the closer role (including ha…
STUCK: Are the Mets FORCED to RUN IT BACK Next Season? | How Much Can Be CHANGED in One Winter?
New York Mets face a pivotal offseason—can they escape a roster logjam and build a contender, or are they destined for a bridge year?
Struggling with underperforming contracts for Marcus Semien, Jorge Polanco, and Bo Bichette, the Mets find themselves limited on flexibility while young prospects…
David Stearns Strikes Again...
Josh Burn breaks down the latest updates and soundbites provide by Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns yesterday including confirming Francisco Lindor as the Mets 2027 shortstop, the quest for the next manager, and Jorge Polanco's future.
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How DIFFERENT Would the 2026 Mets Be with Pete Alonso?! | Was Losing Him Stearns' Biggest Mistake?
Pete Alonso’s dramatic return to Citi Field as a Baltimore Oriole raises the question: how different would the New York Mets’ season look if they’d kept their franchise slugger?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down Alonso’s stellar season—highlighting his 35 home runs, improved defense, and 100 RBIs—and co…
Were the Mets POORLY BUILT, Or Did they UNDERPERFORM? | Can David Stearns Get It Right Next Year?
New York Mets' season unravels as injuries, failed acquisitions, and underperformance spark questions about roster construction.
Is this a case of bad luck, or did front office decisions set the Mets up for disaster from Opening Day?
Ryan Finkelstein scrutinizes Freddy Peralta’s struggles, the impa…
Mets Bullpen & Jorge Polanco Shine
The Mets bullpen is the best part of the team, but not for much longer. Jorge Polanco impresses Evan.
Is Mark Vientos the Mets' BEST Option to Platoon at 1B?! | Who Else Could Fill That Role in 2027?
New York Mets face a pivotal offseason question: Is Mark Vientos running out of chances in Queens?
After a breakout 2024 campaign with 32 home runs, Vientos has struggled through two disappointing seasons, raising doubts about his future as a right-handed platoon option alongside Jared Young at fir…
Episode 773 - 2026 Mets Offseason Re Do
Trading for Freddy Peralta and Marcus Semien? Didn't work! Letting Pete Alonso go and signing Jorge Polanco? Failure! So what moves did YOU WANT to happen? And would things have worked out better? Visit TheRicoB.com for everything Rico Brogna Podcast P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to bu…
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