Jorge Polanco
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Background
AI-generatedJorge Polanco is a Dominican professional baseball infielder who has played in Major League Baseball, most notably with the Minnesota Twins and later the Seattle Mariners.
Role
Jorge Polanco is a veteran MLB infielder known for playing second base and third base, with a career built on contact hitting and switch-hitting ability. He spent the majority of his career with the Minnesota Twins before moving to the American League West with the Seattle Mariners.
Background
Polanco signed with the Twins organization as an international free agent and worked his way through their minor league system before debuting in the majors. He became a regular in Minnesota's infield for several seasons, earning an All-Star selection, before being traded to the Seattle Mariners in a multi-player deal. He has continued to be used as a middle-infield and corner-infield option throughout his career.
Why they are in the news
Polanco's name is circulating in mid-2026 coverage tied to New York Mets roster developments after slugger Juan Soto was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain. As teams adjust their lineups and depth charts in response to such injuries, veteran infielders like Polanco are frequently mentioned in reporting about potential roster moves, trades, or increased playing time.
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