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Rookie pitcher Andrew Painter turned in a six-inning quality start versus the Reds but was pulled after 69 pitches to protect him, as Bohm’s go-ahead homer in the seventh gave Philadelphia the lead. The bullpen faltered with Keller, Alvarado and Kerkering allowing runs, but Bryson Stott hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth to cap a 5-4 Phillies win.
The Phillies were blown out 13-2 by the Washington Nationals at Citizens Bank Park, dropping to 1-3 as Taijuan Walker allowed seven runs in 4 2/3 innings and the offense, hitting .189 as a team, failed to hold a lead in its first four games. Rafael Marchan provided the night’s bright spot with a two-run homer, while top hitters Turner, Schwarber, Harper and Bohm have yet to get going. Rob Thomson was ejected in the first inning for arguing a call, and rookie Andrew Painter is slated to make his big-league debut as the team looks for a turnaround.
Cristopher Sánchez will start Opening Day for the Phillies, followed by Aaron Nola, Jesús Luzardo, Taijuan Walker, and then Andrew Painter, who will make his major league debut in the fifth game of the season. Zack Wheeler is on the injured list recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome. Painter remains on the 40-man roster with a path to either sticking in the rotation or returning to Triple-A, depending on Wheeler’s timeline and his own performance.
In a 5-3 spring-training win for the Yankees over the Phillies, Phillies pitcher Andrew Painter impressed in his 2026 spring debut, delivering two strong innings with whiffs and standout secondary pitches, signaling potential despite the loss.
The Good Phight rounds up ongoing Bo Bichette rumors and the Phillies’ pursuit, notes MLB Pipeline ranking Andrew Painter as the 4th-best right-handed pitching prospect, and includes Strahm’s take on whether Philadelphia ‘produces men,’ along with additional Phillies and MLB news items.
The article highlights the excitement of baseball's one-on-one matchups, mentioning Phillies relievers and other players like Cal Raleigh and Jhoan Duran, emphasizing the unique thrill of the sport, with a focus on Phillies news and MLB updates.
The Phillies face uncertainty with Zack Wheeler sidelined due to a blood clot, prompting reliance on their depth and prospects like Andrew Painter to maintain their playoff push, amid concerns about Painter's recent struggles and the team's pitching rotation adjustments.
The Philadelphia Phillies have recommended that top prospect Andrew Painter undergo Tommy John surgery next week for a sprained ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow. The surgery would likely sideline him until 2025. The decision comes after a conservative approach to rehab failed to fully heal the ligament. Painter, who just turned 20, was on the verge of making the Phillies' rotation as a teenager. The team will now have to reassess their plans for the future, including the potential re-signing of free agent Aaron Nola and the development of other young pitchers.
Philadelphia Phillies' top pitching prospect, Andrew Painter, may be running out of time to make an impact in the 2023 season as he continues to experience discomfort in his right elbow. While an MRI showed healing, Painter is currently not throwing, and manager Rob Thomson admitted that if he doesn't pitch this year, they will be careful with his recovery. With the trade deadline approaching, the Phillies cannot rely on Painter's contribution, and his innings will likely be restricted in 2024.
Philadelphia Phillies' top pitching prospect, Andrew Painter, is being sent for evaluation after experiencing renewed discomfort in his throwing elbow. This is a continuation of arm issues that have plagued him throughout the year, including a sprained UCL earlier in the season. The Phillies may need to consider adding rotation help as Painter's return timetable becomes uncertain. Left-hander Cristopher Sánchez has been filling the final rotation spot and his performance could impact the team's decision-making ahead of the trade deadline.
Philadelphia Phillies prospect Andrew Painter, ranked No. 10 by MLB Pipeline, is undergoing testing on his right elbow due to discomfort, causing concern for the team. Painter had previously injured the UCL in his elbow during Spring Training but had been rehabbing without surgery. After recently starting to throw off a mound again, he experienced setbacks and was unable to face hitters as scheduled. The team will await the test results to determine the next steps, but it is likely that Painter will be sidelined from throwing for the foreseeable future.
Philadelphia Phillies' top pitching prospect, Andrew Painter, has been experiencing elbow discomfort and underwent testing after feeling stiff. The team is awaiting test results to determine the extent of the injury. Painter had already spent time on the injured list earlier this season with a sprained ulnar collateral ligament. If he has to miss significant time, it could open up the fifth starter spot for other pitchers on the team. Despite the setback, the Phillies' main priority ahead of the trade deadline remains acquiring a power bat.
Philadelphia Phillies prospects Andrew Painter and Noah Song have been kept out of the spotlight as they undergo rehab assignments. Painter, a 20-year-old right-hander, has been dealing with elbow soreness and is being closely monitored by the team. Song, a 26-year-old righty, took a four-year hiatus from baseball to serve in the Navy and is now trying to make the Phillies' active big-league roster. Both pitchers have shown promise and could potentially contribute to the team's playoff push. However, the Phillies have limited media access to the players and are focused on their recovery.
Marlins left-hander Trevor Rogers missed his rehab start due to a non-throwing shoulder issue, leaving the team searching for rotation options. The Marlins are hoping to limit youngster Eury Perez's innings and may need to look elsewhere to cover for his starts. Phillies' Noah Song is set to begin work in sim games, while top pitching prospect Andrew Painter threw a bullpen session. The Mets may skip Tylor Megill's next start or option him to Triple-A before giving Joey Lucchesi or David Peterson a look in the rotation.
Phillies' top pitching prospect Andrew Painter is rehabbing a strain of the UCL in his throwing arm and is being built back up slowly. The team hopes he can provide them with a fresh arm at the back of the rotation down the stretch. Meanwhile, Ranger Suarez is set to make his season debut this weekend at Coors Field, replacing Matt Strahm in the rotation. The Phillies will be careful with Strahm, who will not appear in back-to-back games of relief for a while.