Mets activated C Travis d'Arnaud from the 7-day disabled list. D'Arnaud suffered a concussion earlier this month when he was hit in the head by a backswing from the Yankees' Alfonso Soriano, but he's now symptom-free and made it through a couple of rehab games without incident. The 25-year-old was batting .196/.274/.314 with three homers and eight RBI in 31 games before the injury.

Travis d'Arnaud (concussion) has rejoined the Mets but will not be activated from the disabled list Wednesday. D'Arnaud played a couple rehab games at Double-A Binghamton this week and appears to have put his concussion symptoms behind him. However, it doesn't appear the Mets are ready to activate him just yet. That should come soon.

Travis d'Arnaud (concussion) is expected to return to the Mets on Wednesday against the Pirates. The young catcher has been on the concussion disabled list since May 15. He reported Sunday to Double-A Binghamton for rehab games and has so far been symptom-free. D'Arnaud was batting .196/.274/.314 with three homers and eight RBI in 31 games before the injury.

Travis d'Arnaud (concussion) is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment Sunday with Double-A Binghamton. It should be a short rehab for d'Arnaud, who was cleared for baseball activities Thursday after passing another round of concussion tests. The young catcher has been on the concussion disabled list since May 15.

Travis d'Arnaud (concussion) was cleared for baseball activities by a specialist on Thursday. The young catcher should be able to return from the concussion disabled list this weekend. He is batting .196/.274/.314 with three homers in 31 games this season.

Travis d'Arnaud passed a concussion test Wednesday. The young catcher will see a specialist Thursday and is hoping to be cleared for baseball activities. If all goes well, d'Arnaud could be activated over the weekend.

Mets GM Sandy Alderson said Tuesday that Travis d'Arnaud is still experiencing concussion symptoms. The young catcher is eligible to be activated from the 7-day concussion disabled list on Thursday, but it doesn't sound like he will be ready. Juan Centeno is starting behind the plate Tuesday night against the Dodgers.

Mets placed C Travis d'Arnaud on the 7-day concussion disabled list. D'Arnaud was hit in the head by a backswing during Tuesday's game and will require some extended rest. The Mets have called up Juan Centeno from Triple-A to take his place on the active roster.

Travis d'Arnaud will undergo another test Thursday to determine if he needs to go on the disabled list. d'Arnaud passed initial concussion tests Tuesday after taking an Alfonso Soriano backswing to the head, but the Mets gave him a concussion test Wednesday after he reported symptoms during a workout. At this point, a stay on the seven-day concussion DL seems likely.

Travis d'Arnaud will receive a concussion test after getting hit in the head by Alfonso Soriano's backswing during Tuesday's game. Anthony Recker will catch tonight's game against the Yankees. If d'Arnaud needs to go on the DL, either Juan Centeno or Taylor Teagarden will be called up to share time behind the plate. It'd be a shame; we were looking forward to Thursday's de Grom-d'Arnaud battery.