Phillies' Painter Pitches Five Innings After Migraine

Philadelphia — Rookie right-hander Andrew Painter pitched five innings in relief for the Philadelphia Phillies during their 4-3 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday. Painter was initially scratched from his scheduled start due to a migraine. According to reports, Painter experienced nausea and vomiting earlier Sunday morning. Despite this, he entered the game as a relief pitcher. The Phillies did not provide further details regarding the severity of Painter's migraine or his condition following the game. His pitching performance consisted of five innings.