Transplanted ex-Mets update: Anthony Young

Anthony McCarron has a nice piece in the Daily News today about ex-Mets pitcher Anthony Young, the guy everyone remembers for the longest losing streak in baseball history. Dude lost 27 games in a row between 1992 and 1993 for The Metropolitans. Check out the article and bring back the memories! Photo courtesy of Hardinal Cands
http://flickr.com/photos/25274271@N00/468717557

Transplanted Ex-Mets Update: Tony Clark

Tony Clark has signed a 1 year deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks for $800,000.  Tony is 36 years old and is tied for #196 on the all time home run list with 247 dingers, and once hit three homers in a game for the Junkees, but undoubtedly the highlight of his career was backing up Jason Phillips at 1st base for the 2003 New York Mets.

Where Will the Free Agent Transplanted Ex-Mets Go?

Yesterday's Sporting News had a MLB free-agent tracker.  Here's where they said they expect the ex-Mets to wind up:

Jeff Kent - Retirement
Ty Wigginton - Giants
Moises Alou - Retirement
Cliff Floyd - Retirement (shoulder injury)
Tom Glavine - Atlanta
Orlando El Duque Hernandez - Anyone's guess
Braden Looper - Brewers or Orioles
Pedro Martinez - Mets
Jason Isringhausen - Anyone's guess

And in case you missed it:
Darren Oliver - Accepted Arbitration with Angels
David "Yes He's Still Around" Weathers - Accepted arbitration with Reds
Mike Hampton - Signed 1 year deal with Houston