ATLANTA — Andrew Painter’s rookie season has been about growth. It’s been about struggling, failing, learning from it, and improving. It’s been about starts like Sunday’s, where the 23-year-old didn’t have his best stuff or command but still found a way to hold the Braves to one run.

Andrew Painter allowed one run with three strikeouts over five innings in a no-decision against the Braves on Sunday.

Andrew Painter allowed one run in seven innings for his best – and most confident – start in the majors to lead the Phillies to a 12-3 win over St. Louis on Saturday.

A little past 6 o’clock on Saturday evening, Andrew Painter delivered a couple of pitches that could have some serious implications for the Phillies. Both of them were four-seam fastballs that registered 97 mph on the gun and crossed home plate at the sternum of Cardinals leadoff hitter JJ Wetherholt.

Andrew Painter received a no-decision on Wednesday in Arizona, tossing seven scoreless innings while striking out six as the Phillies lost 1-0.

Andrew Painter's recent turnaround provides reason for Fantasy managers to remain confident despite his latest setback

Painter exited after the fourth inning with left hamstring tightness, while Hill suffered a bruised shoulder crashing into the fence on a fly ball in the 11th. Both will be reevaluated on Thursday.

Andrew Painter allowed five runs in five innings, and the Phillies' comeback efforts fell short in a 6-5 loss to the Astros Tuesday.

Job’s not finished… we want brooms.