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Mets Recall Polanco From Rehab for Precautionary Ankle Evaluation
The New York Mets halted Jorge Polanco's minor league rehab assignment on Saturday after the infielder reported ankle soreness. He will undergo further evaluation in New York.
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The New York Mets called Jorge Polanco back from his minor league rehab assignment on Saturday for further testing on his ankle after the veteran infielder reported soreness. Polanco was placed on the injured list on April 15 with a right wrist contusion and left Achilles bursitis.
He had been scheduled to play for Triple-A Syracuse before returning to the majors, but the Mets decided to proceed with further evaluation of the ankle in New York.
The 32-year-old switch-hitter signed a two-year, $40 million contract in the offseason to replace Pete Alonso. 179 with one home run and two RBIs. This is Polanco's seventh stint on the injured list since the 2022 season, ESPN reported.
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