Travis d'Arnaud Expresses Anger Towards Former Team, the Mets

The Braves catcher reveals lingering resentment following his 2019 release from the Mets, but has since found success in Atlanta.

Travis d'Arnaud, catcher for the Atlanta Braves, revealed that the New York Mets, his former team, make him the 'most angry' to play against.
D'Arnaud's relationship with the Mets turned sour after he was cut from the team 10 games into the 2019 season following a 2-for-23 slump at the plate.
There were rumors that the Mets were not pleased with d'Arnaud's defensive work, which was considered the weaker element of his skills.
D'Arnaud, a World Series champion and 2022 All-Star with the Braves, has performed well against the Mets, hitting .326 with a .398 on-base percentage in 103 plate appearances over 26 career games.
D'Arnaud is expected to share catching duties with Sean Murphy for the Braves in the 2024 season.