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Essential and nonessential phrase and comma use

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Reply Sun 7 Dec, 2014 08:53 pm
Please let me know which sentance is punctuated correctly and why. If you could also provide your background in the English language that would help too.
Sorry, Marcus, for hitting you guys.
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Sorry Marcus for hitting you guys.
Or
Sorry Marcus, for introducing you guys.
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