The New York Mets brought in Silver Slugger finalist Jorge Polanco on a hefty two-year deal worth $40 million to be the Pete Alonso replacement at first base. They also added a minor league pitcher, but lost Tyler Rogers to the Toronto Blue Jays.

Mets agree to terms with Jorge Polanco on a two-year deal

After days of stalled momentum and unanswered roster questions, the Mets finally made a move that brought some structure back into focus, agreeing to a two-year, $40 million deal with infielder Jorge Polanco. The signing doesn’t replace Pete Alonso’s presence or power outright, but it addresses a problem the team could no longer afford to leave unresolved: stabilizing the middle of the lineup with a reliable, everyday bat. Coming off a strong season in Seattle, Polanco gives the Mets a pr

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