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Jorge Polanco’s return to the Mets lineup after a brutal three-month injury layoff is a moment of cautious optimism — back as a designated hitter, not the versatile all-around player the team hoped for. Signed for $40 million, Polanco’s first season has been defined by setbacks, including a wrist injury and Achilles bursitis, leaving him sidelined since April. Now, playing again — even if just off the bench — he’s grateful, but the Mets’ disappointing season continues, with his return potentially reshaping roster roles and raising questions about his long-term recovery timeline.

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