http://people.bakersfield.com/home/Blog/BakersfieldBlazeBlog/46807 Ryan Tatusko pitched a no-hitter until the final inning of Wednesday's 2-0 win over the Modesto Nuts (42-35) at John Thurman Field. Tatusko (W, 2-2) allowed just two base runners over the first two innings, issuing a walk to the lead off batter and Lars Davis reaching on a fielding error by shortstop Jacob Kaase. Tatusko faced just three in the third before walking a single batter in the fourth. The Blaze (37-40) would score in the fifth when Tim Rodriguez singled to center after Mauro Gomez walked earlier in the inning as Jose Felix followed with a single to right and Gomez scored the game's first run. Leading 1-0, Bakersfield would add an insurance run in the seventh when Joey Butler reached on a walk with one out followed by an RBI single to center from Tim Rodriguez giving the Blaze a 2-0 advantage. Tatusko continued his impressive performance on the mound, retiring the next 11 Modesto batters in order before walking Wilin Rosario in the eighth. The no-hitter came to an end when Hector Gomez hit a one out single to center in the bottom of the ninth. Nuts Kenny Durst (L, 2-7) pitched a season high 7.1 innings, struck out five, walked two and gave up just four hits. Tim Rodriguez went 3-for-3 with three singles and RBI, Jonathan Greene had a single in four at-bats, and Ian Gac went 1-for-4 with a single. The Blaze will continue the three games series tonight against the Modesto Nuts at John Thurman Field. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. What’s Burning: A Bakersfield Blaze pitcher has not posted a no-hitter in 15 years. This was Tatusko first career complete game. Ryan Tatusko pitched a no-hitter until the final inning of Wednesday's 2-0 win over the Modesto Nuts (42-35) at John Thurman Field. Tatusko (W, 2-2) allowed just two base runners over the first two innings, issuing a walk to the lead off batter and Lars Davis reaching on a fielding error by shortstop Jacob Kaase. Tatusko faced just three in the third before walking a single batter in the fourth. The Blaze (37-40) would score in the fifth when Tim Rodriguez singled to center after Mauro Gomez walked earlier in the inning as Jose Felix followed with a single to right and Gomez scored the game's first run. Leading 1-0, Bakersfield would add an insurance run in the seventh when Joey Butler reached on a walk with one out followed by an RBI single to center from Tim Rodriguez giving the Blaze a 2-0 advantage. Tatusko continued his impressive performance on the mound, retiring the next 11 Modesto batters in order before walking Wilin Rosario in the eighth. The no-hitter came to an end when Hector Gomez hit a one out single to center in the bottom of the ninth. Nuts Kenny Durst (L, 2-7) pitched a season high 7.1 innings, struck out five, walked two and gave up just four hits. Tim Rodriguez went 3-for-3 with three singles and RBI, Jonathan Greene had a single in four at-bats, and Ian Gac went 1-for-4 with a single. The Blaze will continue the three games series tonight against the Modesto Nuts at John Thurman Field. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. What’s Burning: A Bakersfield Blaze pitcher has not posted a no-hitter in 15 years. This was Tatusko first career complete game. en-us Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:00:35 PDT