Phillies' bad base running, clutch hitting waste bounce-back outing from Andrew Painter

PHILADELPHIA — When the photos of Sunday’s starting pitchers came across the scoreboard pregame at Citizens Bank Park, Andrew Painter was not pictured. Instead, Zach Pop’s headshot was displayed.The Phillies relayed a message shortly after: Painter had been scratched from his third career start with a migraine. Ten minutes later, he walked through right field to the bullpen. That was about when Painter, who has a history of migraines, began to feel somewhat better after taking medicine that morning. He said he felt 100 percent by the third inning, ultimately taking the mound and pitching five innings of one-run baseball against the Arizona Diamondbacks.Advertisement