Mets second baseman Jorge Polanco is struggling with left Achilles bursitis and may not regain full strength this season, according to manager Carlos Mendoza. Although Polanco has resumed some baseball activities and will travel with the team, he is expected to manage the injury indefinitely, as it could lead to a longer shutdown if not handled carefully. His season has been disappointing, playing only 14 games due to various injuries, and he has not performed well when on the field. Mendoza noted that achieving 100 percent health is unlikely for Polanco this year, emphasizing the need for ongoing treatment.
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