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Jorge Polanco Leaving Seattle Mariners Proves That Athletes Are Motivated By Different Things

Veteran infielder Jorge Polanco signed a two-year deal with the New York Mets on Saturday morning, turning down strong overtures from the Seattle Mariners, who badly wanted him back this offseason.

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Mariners projected to lose $72 million slugger after Jorge Polanco bolts

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Jorge Polanco leaving Seattle as Mets outbid Mariners for free agent

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New York Mets and infielder Jorge Polanco finalize $40 million, 2-year contract

Veteran infielder Jorge Polanco and the New York Mets completed their $40 million, two-year contract on Tuesday.

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How Jorge Polanco fits into the Mets’ lineup

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Mariners 'front-runners' in trade talks for Jorge Polanco replacement

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Mariners' wild ride could become a crash landing, based on how off-season progresses

While the Seattle Mariners started off the Hot Stove League by re-signing Josh Naylor, the loss of Jorge Polanco (and possibly more) could mar the 2026 season before it even starts

Seattle Sports

Drayer: How Polanco’s departure impacts Mariners’ offseason

Jorge Polanco is reportedly signing with the Mets, which brings uncertainty and opportunity to the Seattle Mariners' offseason, insider Shannon Drayer reports.

Major League Baseball

Polanco's departure leaves Seattle moving on with offseason plan

While the Mariners will retain most of the roster that went deep into October last season, their 2026 group won’t feature a full-fledged form of “running it back.” Jorge Polanco, one of their most imp

Seattle Mariners Reportedly Emerging as Favorite For Brendan Donovan

The Mariners are battling it out with the San Francisco Giants for Donovan, according to Katie Woo of The Athletic.

Sporting News

How Mets' signing of Jorge Polanco impacts Jeff McNeil, Mark Vientos trade rumors

On Saturday morning, reports emerged that the Mets are signing Jorge Polanco, a free agent infielder from the Seattle Mariners. ESPN's Jeff Passan added to the reporting that it'll be a two-year, $40 million contract.