UPDATE: 

Adam Rubin has tweeted d’Arnaud’s next stop will likely be in Double-A with the Binghamton Mets.

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: 

According to Adam Rubin, Travis d’Arnaud will be moving on from the Gulf Coast League:

Travis d’Arnaud is on the move after week in GCL, but next stop will not be Las Vegas. #mets

— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) July 30, 2013

The top catching prospect has spent a week in Rookie Ball, on a rehab assignment for a fractured left foot. In six games played (21 at-bats), d’Arnaud hit .318 with three doubles, five RBIs, and four runs scored. His next move is not known yet. We’re still waiting for him to return to the Las Vegas 51s for the first time since the middle of April when the freak injury happened. In 36 at-bats for the 51s, the backstop hit .250/.429/.472 with one home run, five doubles, and eight RBIs.

It’s nice to see d’Arnaud show some production down in Florida after being sidelined for so long, but what’s most important is the fact that he’s healthy and ready to rock. Most reporters are tabbing him as being a September call-up before the season is through. Since he missed significant time last year with a knee injury and now more significant time this season, Sandy Alderson and company would like him to log a little more time in the minors before he’s thrown into the fire that is the big leagues.

This makes sense; I just want to see TDA in the bigs! I’m looking forward to September.