Mets manager Terry Collins told d'Arnaud that the team wants him to play about 100 games this season, The NY Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

That doesn't seem like a particularly high target, but d'Arnaud's career high in games played is 108, set in 2014, due to his inability to stay healthy. If he does regain the form he showed a couple of years ago he could be a sleeper, but the 28-year-old carries too much risk to be anything more than an endgame option at catcher in most fantasy formats.