Caesar’s. Christopher Sanchez takes the bump for the Phillies in the second game of the double header. Sanchez allows his opponents only a .619 OPS the first two times through the order, and he gets a really nice matchup. The Padres have struggled all season against left-handed pitching (.657 OPS), and own the third lowest weighted runs above average against the changeup, Sanchez’ best pitch. On the flip side, Dylan Cease has been awful on the road (6.31 ERA), with Padres opponents 7-2 on the first five inning spread in those starts.

At least for the first half of today's twin bill, the Padres might have caught a break with Tuesday's rainout, as the Phils decided to push Christopher Sanchez back to pitch in Wednesday's nightcap. Good for San Diego in Game One today, not so much maybe for Game Two, as Sanchez spun a 1.85 ERA in June, and Philly's offense looks ready to perk up with Bryce Harper recently activated. Meanwhile, Padre starter Dylan Cease (3-7, 4.53 ERA) continues to endure an uneven campaign, especially on the road, where he is 0-5 with a 6.31 ERA, while across his last three starts, he sports a 6.32 ERA. Play Phillies on Run Line (Gm 2 DH)