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Mets catcher d’Arnaud (shoulder) set for exam
- Updated: April 26, 2016
12:23 AM ET
NEW YORK — Catcher Travis d’Arnaud departed Monday’s game with shoulder soreness, and the Mets already are making contingency plans for a potential disabled list stint.
Major league veteran Rene Rivera was pulled after one at-bat from Triple-A Las Vegas’ game against Albuquerque on Monday night, signaling he is in line to be flown to New York.
Kevin Plawecki would serve as the primary catcher during any d’Arnaud absence.
Catcher Travis d’Arnaud has been dogged by injuries throughout his Mets tenure but said the shoulder issue cropped up only Monday. Elsa/Getty Images
D’Arnaud felt irritation while trying to throw out one of the Cincinnati Reds’ five base stealers …
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