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Cincinnati Reds swept by Colorado Rockies, set franchise record for worst start to season

DENVER – The Cincinnati Reds, off to their worst start in club history, found a way to sink even further during their 10-1 loss to the Colorado Rockies on Sunday.

Reiver Sanmartin faced 10 batters in the first inning and recorded only two outs in 43 pitches. Sanmartin allowed six hits and two walks with a wild pitch and a balk. The Rockies had a two-run lead after two batters and a four-run lead after four batters.

Sanmartin, a rookie left-hander, has given up 22 hits and 20 earned runs in his last nine innings. His season ERA has ballooned to 13.