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

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

While a full season of Josh Naylor and Dom Canzone, and a better season from Luke Raley, can help alleviate some of those concerns, this team was within an hour of a World Series berth in 2025. They can't afford to be significantly worse offensively, which is where they are trending right now.

After nearly five hours and 15 innings, Jorge Polanco broke a 24-year drought to send the Seattle Mariners to the AL Championship Series.

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.

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