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Originally Published 4 months ago — by ESPN
Aaron Nola returned from injury to pitch for the Phillies but struggled, allowing six runs in 2⅓ innings during an 11-9 win over the Nationals, as the team navigates injuries to key players like Zack Wheeler and Alec Bohm.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Phillies' Jhoan Duran avoided serious injury after being carted off with an ankle issue, and key players Alec Bohm and Aaron Nola are set to return from injury, boosting the team's prospects as they prepare for the postseason with a six-man rotation.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Phillies promoted Buddy Kennedy to the active roster and transferred Aaron Nola to the 60-day injured list, with Kennedy replacing Weston Wilson as a versatile bench player. Nola's injury, a stress reaction in his rib cage, will keep him out until mid-July, likely missing the All-Star break.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports Philadelphia
Pitcher Jeff Hoffman made a game-saving tag at home plate in the ninth inning, helping the Philadelphia Phillies secure a 2-1 walk-off win against the Colorado Rockies. Cristian Pache delivered the winning hit, and Aaron Nola turned in a dominant pitching performance. Despite the Phillies' struggling offense, the team's pitching staff has been a key factor in their winning record.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a disastrous 12-4 loss to the Atlanta Braves in their second game of the season, with Aaron Nola struggling on the mound and the team's bullpen facing challenges. Despite a brief lead in the first inning, the Phillies couldn't maintain momentum, and injuries further complicated their situation. The Braves' strong performance, particularly from their bottom-of-the-order hitters, contributed to the Phillies' struggles. The team now looks to salvage the opening series and regroup for the rest of the season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a disastrous 12-4 loss to the Atlanta Braves in their second game of the season, with Aaron Nola struggling on the mound and the team facing bullpen challenges. Despite a brief lead in the first inning, the Phillies were unable to maintain momentum, and injuries further complicated their situation. The Braves' strong performance highlighted the Phillies' need to regroup and strategize for the remainder of the season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Battery Power
Max Fried and Aaron Nola both struggled in a 12-4 win for the Atlanta Braves over the Philadelphia Phillies. Fried had the worst start of his career, while Nola also had a rough outing. The Braves' bats remained strong, with Ozzie Albies hitting a home run and Jesse Chavez delivering a solid relief performance. The Braves easily took the series and will go for the sweep in the next game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a 12-4 loss to the Atlanta Braves, dropping them to 0-2 for the season. Starting pitcher Aaron Nola struggled, allowing seven runs on 12 hits in 4⅓ innings. The Phillies' pitching staff has given up 21 runs to the Braves in the first two games. Additionally, reliever Luis Ortiz suffered a left ankle sprain, adding to the team's pitching woes. Despite some offensive moments, the Phillies were unable to keep up with the Braves, who finished with 19 hits. Outfielder Bryce Harper had a scary fall while attempting to catch a foul ball but is expected to be fine.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a 12-4 loss to the Atlanta Braves in their second game of the season, with Aaron Nola struggling on the mound and the team facing multiple challenges. The Braves' offense proved relentless, while the Phillies also lost their long reliever to an injury. Despite a brief lead in the first inning, the Phillies were unable to maintain momentum. The team faces a tough schedule ahead but will look to salvage their opening series and avoid a sweep by their top rival.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Battery Power
The Braves reportedly made a strong offer for Aaron Nola but he chose to stay in Philadelphia. The team still has financial flexibility this offseason, with around $20 million left in available payroll. They may consider signing other free agent starting pitchers like Sonny Gray, Jordan Montgomery, Eduardo Rodriguez, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. In other news, Yoshinobu Yamamoto is expected to meet with potential teams after the Winter Meetings, the Tigers are close to signing Kenta Maeda, and Pirates' Johan Oviedo will undergo Tommy John surgery.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Battery Power
Aaron Nola has re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for seven years and $172M, despite interest from the Atlanta Braves. With Nola off the market, the Braves may now be targeting Sonny Gray to bolster their starting rotation. The Phillies are also interested in Japanese pitcher Yashinobo Yamamoto, the Blue Jays are open to trading Alex Manoah, and the Dodgers are looking for more starting pitching options, potentially including a trade for Dylan Cease of the White Sox.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Phillies successfully closed a seven-year, $172 million deal with pitcher Aaron Nola, fending off competition from the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers. The contract, the largest in franchise history for a pitcher, ensures the Phillies' top priority of retaining Nola. With the rotation intact, the team can now focus on improving the bullpen, bench, and outfield. Owner John Middleton has consistently shown a willingness to invest in top talent, and the Phillies have maintained flexibility to add stars by extending contracts. While there are risks in signing a 30-year-old pitcher for seven years, Nola's track record and familiarity with the team make him a worthwhile investment.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MLB.com
The Philadelphia Phillies have signed pitcher Aaron Nola to a seven-year contract extension worth $172 million, making it the largest contract for any pitcher in Phillies history. Nola, already considered one of the greatest pitchers in Phillies history, will have the opportunity to further build upon his legacy with the team. The Phillies aim to strengthen their rotation and compete for a World Series title, with Nola joining Zack Wheeler as top-tier starters. While Nola had a somewhat inconsistent 2023 season, his strong postseason performance and impressive track record over the past six seasons solidified his position as one of the top free-agent starting pitchers. The Phillies may also pursue Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto and continue to explore bullpen upgrades and potential offensive additions.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports Philadelphia
Starting pitcher Aaron Nola has agreed to a seven-year contract worth $172 million with the Philadelphia Phillies, making it the largest contract ever for a Phillies pitcher. Nola, who has been with the team since being drafted in 2014, has established himself as a frontline starting pitcher and has been a key contributor to the team's success in recent seasons. The Phillies now have their rotation set for the upcoming season, but will also look to add a late-inning bullpen arm and another offensive piece in the outfield during the offseason.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Battery Power
The Atlanta Braves have been linked to notable names such as Aaron Nola, Sonny Gray, and Shohei Ohtani in the offseason. While landing Ohtani may be unlikely, the Braves could make a move for Gray or Nola if the price is right, which would be a significant addition to their roster.