Mets infielder/designated hitter Jorge Polanco continues his recovery from Achilles bursitis with Triple-A Syracuse. Multiple reports say Polanco resumes and continues the rehab assignment after feeling “stronger,” including appearing in at least one game over the weekend. In one of his rehab outings, Polanco goes hitless, finishing 0-for-3 while batting second and serving as the designated hitter. In later action during the rehab stretch, he contributes offensively, including hitting a home run during Syracuse’s game against the Mets’ Triple-A club, with another report noting he lifts a second homer as his power returns. One report also describes Polanco working for a walk and scoring a run during his fourth rehab game, which is said to be completed. Across the coverage, Polanco’s assignment is with Triple-A Syracuse as he works back toward Major League play, while he gradually builds timing and production over successive games. The reports also note a separate pitching appearance by Syracuse’s Jonah Tong, who pitches five innings in a game that includes Polanco’s home run.