Daily News | Phillies spring takeaways: Andrew Painter’s elbow, Bryce Harper’s arrival, and bench decisions
The suspense is practically killing Phillies fans.
So, the delay may indicate only that all parties are trying to agree on a plan to get Painter ready for the season without another injury scare. It’s a topic that provokes discussion, maybe even debate. Because while Boras’ list of cautionary tales includes several well-known pitching prodigies, it also left out two of his own clients: Steve Avery and Stephen Strasburg.
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