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Since the O's are PPD, I'm watching the game cast for the Tides opening night game. Tough first inning for the Tides. Penn allowed three runs, all with two outs and in the Tides bottom half of the inning, they loaded the bases with one out before Mike Costanzo ran the count to 3-1, fouled three straight pitches back and then struck out. Mike Roberson then fllied out on the first pitch he saw, Tides down 3-0 to the Bisons after one.

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I'm thread-starting, but then bowing out.

3-0 Bisons after 1 inning

Redman, CF

Torres, 2B

Salazar, 1B

Terrero, DH

Costanzo, 3B

Roberson, RF

Heintz, C

Boucher, LF

McCoy, SS

Bench: Adam Stern, Travis Brown, Omir Santos

Not On the Roster: Alex Cintron

Penn though 1 IP: 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO, 0 HR, 23 pitches, 15 strikes

Redman and Torres singled in the bottom of the 1st.

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Penn got two quick outs before Josh Barfield, who signled in the first inning, doubed down the line. Penn then gets Jason Tyner to ground out to 1B Oscar Salazar who tossed it to penn to end the inning.

After one and a half, it's 3-0 Bisons.

Due up for the Tides: Heinz, Boucher, McCoy

Otherwise known as not Murderer's row.. ;)

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Sebastien Boucher strikes out for out number one. Bison left-hander starter aaron Laffey seems to be pretty tough on lefties so far.

McCoy walked but Tike Redman bounced out to first to move the runners over to 2nd and 3rd with two outs.

Eider Torres then struck out.

In two innings, the Tides have left five runners on base.

After two, 3-0 Bisons.

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I'm thread-starting, but then bowing out.

3-0 Bisons after 1 inning

Redman, CF

Torres, 2B

Salazar, 1B

Terrero, DH

Costanzo, 3B

Roberson, RF

Heintz, C

Boucher, LF

McCoy, SS

Bench: Adam Stern, Travis Brown, Omir Santos

Not On the Roster: Alex Cintron

Penn though 1 IP: 4 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO, 0 HR, 23 pitches, 15 strikes

Redman and Torres singled in the bottom of the 1st.

Yikes, rough start for Penn. Is anyone following this who can post updates?

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Well that just ruined Penn's night... three run double by Ryan Mulhern... That's the end of the night for Penn...

Six runs on ten hits and walk over 4.1 IP. That's a 12.46 ERA and what's called a poor start to the 2008 season.

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