Anthony Recker has found a new home with the Indians.

The former Mets backup catcher signed a minor league deal with Cleveland on Friday that includes an invitation to spring training, according to multiple reports.

Recker, 32, became a minor-league free agent after he cleared waivers and was removed from the Mets’ 40-man roster on Nov. 6.

With the arrival of Kevin Plawecki last season, Recker played in just 32 games, hitting .125 with two homers and five RBIs.

Recker sent multiple tweets saying he enjoyed his time in New York but is looking forward to beginning a new chapter in Cleveland.

Big thank you to all @Mets fans as I move on to a new chapter in my career. You've made the past 3 yrs happy & memorable for my family & I!

— Anthony Recker (@Anthony_Recker) November 27, 2015

Also, Thank you to the @Mets org. & staff for the opportunity to play & better my career. I've enjoyed being a part of the turn around

— Anthony Recker (@Anthony_Recker) November 27, 2015

Now on to my new family, the @Indians I'm excited to work hard and be a part of the organization! #GoTribepic.twitter.com/1xNrtJRWez

— Anthony Recker (@Anthony_Recker) November 27, 2015