Former New York Mets pitcher Anthony Young passed away on Tuesday at the age of 51 from complications stemming from a brain tumor.
Young is best known for holding the Major League record of 27-consecutive losses, but was considered as a wonderful teammate.
It is most evident when that streak was broken during a 1993 game against the Florida Marlins after Eddie Murray smacked a game-winning double in the 10th inning at Shea Stadium:
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