Ronald Acuña Jr.’s enemy found a new home with a rival the Braves are quite familiar with.

The New York Mets have added a familiar face to their roster—former Braves pitcher José Ureña. Ureña, known for his previous confrontations with Atlanta’s Ronald Acuña Jr., has signed a minor league contract with the Mets. This move has stirred up discussions among fans and analysts, considering Ureña’s history with Acuña.

In 2018, during a game between the Braves and the Marlins, Ureña threw a pitch that hit Acuña, leading to a bench-clearing incident. The incident was widely criticized, and Ureña was subsequently suspended for six games. While Ureña later apologized, the event left a lasting impression on Braves fans and added a layer of intensity to the rivalry between the two teams.

Now, with Ureña joining the Mets, the dynamic between him and Acuña could reignite. The Mets and Braves are set to face each other multiple times this season, and Ureña’s presence on the Mets roster could add an extra layer of intrigue to their matchups.

For Acuña, this development might bring back memories of the 2018 incident. However, he’s known for his resilience and focus on the game, so it’s likely he’ll continue to lead the Braves with his usual intensity and performance.

As the season progresses, all eyes will be on the Braves and Mets encounters, with fans eagerly anticipating how this renewed rivalry will unfold.