NEW YORK - Tom Glavine says New York's reaction to his presence is a lot different than it used to be. <br>
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Instead of being the enemy, Glavine is being counted on by New York fans to reverse two years of disappointment against the Atlanta Braves. <br>
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A group waited in the cold outside Shea Stadium to greet Glavine and his family as they arrived for a news conference about his three-year, $35 million contract with the Mets. <br>
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Glavine then put on a Mets jersey, with his usual Number 47, and the transformation was complete: His 16-year run in Atlanta is over. <br>
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Glavine said it probably will be strange until he starts pitching for the Mets. The 36-year-old left-hander never really thought he would leave Atlanta, where he won two Cy Young Awards, posted five 20-win seasons and helped lead the Braves to 11 straight division titles.
