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ST. LOUIS -- Once a heavy thunderstorm finally reached Busch Stadium, Tuesday nights scheduled game between the San Diego Padres and St. Louis Cardinals didnt stand a chance.Delayed before the start, the game was finally called after a wait of an hour and 32 minutes due to rain, and it was rescheduled as the day portion of a day-night doubleheader Wednesday.Carlos Martinez (8-6, 2.85 ERA) is expected to work the opener for St. Louis against Colin Rea (5-3, 4.95). In the nightcap, the Cardinals will pitch left-hander Jaime Garcia (6-6, 4.11) against Paul Clemens (1-0, 4.73).The Cardinals (48-44) opted not to start the game as planned Tuesday when the storm was detected less than 30 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. Neither Martinez or Rea even started his warmups, and the field was covered shortly after the national anthem.The first raindrop didnt fall until around 8:45 p.m. CDT, but before it did, the fans scurried for cover as they were encouraged to leave the seating area. The storm featured frequent claps of thunder, lightning and sheets of rain blowing from left to right.With this being San Diegos only trip into St. Louis this year, a day-night doubleheader was the only option to make it up. The teams have no mutual off days for the seasons remainder, and they already played their series in San Diego.Martinez will be pitching on 11 days of rest, his last outing coming on July 9 in an 8-1 win at Milwaukee that saw him match a career high by fanning 11 in five innings. He is 0-1 with a 5.51 ERA in five career games against the Padres, two of them starts.Rea will be facing the Cardinals for the third time in his short major league career, but the first time in St. Louis. Rea absorbed a 10-3 loss to them last August and got a no-decision on April 24 in an 8-5 loss. He hasnt pitched since a no-decision July 6 in Arizona, when he was hooked one out shy of a win in San Diegos 13-6 victory.In the nightcap, Garcia will make his first start against the Padres since Sept. 10, 2012, when he ate an 11-3 loss. He wasnt involved in the decision Friday night in a 7-6 loss against the Miami Marlins, pitching 6 1/3 innings and allowing four runs.Clemens will replace Wednesday nights scheduled starter, Andrew Cashner, who will be pushed back to Thursday nights series finale. Clemens, who was picked up off waivers from Miami on June 28, has no record and no ERA in three relief appearances with San Diego.Had the game been played Tuesday, the Padres lineup would not have included shortstop Alexei Ramirez. Manager Andy Green planned to give Ramirez a rest, and he intends to do the same with all of his regulars in upcoming games.Its going to be 100 degrees the next couple days here, 100 degrees and over every day in Washington, (10-day) road trip right after the All-Star break, Green said, according to MLB.com. Its probably wise to try to find everybody a day down during that stretch to make sure were not running everybody into the ground early in the second half.The Cardinals will head into the doubleheader without third baseman Jhonny Peralta, who went on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to Monday, due to a strained ligament in his left thumb. Peralta left Sundays game in the fifth inning after injuring himself while hitting.We were trying to be patient through this, St. Louis general manager John Mozeliak said. We were hoping giving it a couple days when we were back in Milwaukee, this would be something he could play through. 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BOSTON -- A new documentary about the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings chronicles the long road to recovery for many of the survivors still struggling with physical and emotional wounds.Marathon: The Patriots Day Bombing focuses on the stories of three families -- a young newlywed couple, a mother and daughter, and two brothers -- who had all been spectators near the finish line when two pressure cooker bombs detonated.The nearly two-hour film, which had its Boston premiere last week, airs on Monday on HBO.Filmmakers Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg say they set out to give an unflinching look at the ups and downs of long-term recovery from the attack, which killed three people and injured almost 300 others.We felt a huge responsibility to tell a broad picture of the survivors story, Stern said. Many of the survivors feel this global relationship with other survivors of terrorist attacks. That if theres some way their recovery can help others going through something similar, they want to do it.Patrick Downes, one of the survivors spotlighted in the documentary, said it wasnt always easy having the filmmakers along for the journey.You have to be incredibly vulnerable during the worst moments of your life and share with people all the struggles involved, Downes said. We thought this was an important story to tell, and we accepted that responsibility in the hopes that it represented not only our experience but the experience of a lot of other people.The 33-year-old Cambridge native and his wife, Jessica Kensky, each lost part of a leg in the blast, but their recovery over the next three years couldnt bee more different.ddddddddddddDownes was able to walk again using a prosthetic leg and eventually ran the 2016 Boston Marathon.Its a bittersweet moment that closes the film because while Downes seems to triumph over his injuries, Kensky continues to battle through multiple surgeries and setbacks.The film also shows how post-traumatic stress still haunts those who werent seriously injured or even there on marathon day.Bombing survivor Kevin Corcoran suffered superficial physical injuries, but he is consumed with guilt because he had urged his family to move closer to the front of the crowds. His wife ended up losing both of her legs, and his daughter suffered serious leg injuries in the blast.Another mother, Liz Norden, wasnt at the race, but her two adult sons were spectators. They both lost legs in the blast.Two years after the attack, in 2015, Norden is shown having a harder time moving on than her sons, attending nearly every day of the death penalty trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the youngest of two brothers who perpetrated the attack.Each one of them has experienced the impact in different ways. Everyone plays out the what-ifs, Stern said. I didnt realize that, three years out, this, in many ways, is the hardest thing to get at -- the mental pain.In December, Patriots Day, a dramatic retelling of the bombings and ensuing search for the?Tsarnaevs, will open in theaters. The movie is set for a nationwide release Jan. 13.The Associated Press contributed to this report. ' ' '