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Aaron Nola (Right ankle expression)
Status: 15-day-il
For the first time since 2017, Aaron Nola is on the injured list with the right -wing sprain of the ankle. He suffered the injury while led to movement work during the Rays' series in Tampa in the field of Steinbrenner Field. The Phillies were concerned that Nola overcompensated the injury, which led to a change in mechanics – and possibly to a serious injury. Nola could use a reset. He has a 6.16 ERA in nine starts.
Nola's ankle is still sore, said Rob Thomson reporters in Denver before the game against the Rockies on May 20. He plays catch, but has not thrown a hill from a hill since the injury. The Phillies want to throw him his first Bullpen meeting during the A series of A in Sacramento over the weekend. – Finally updated on May 20 by Destiny Lugardo

Andrew Painter (Tommy John Operation)
Status: Currently there is a triple-a Lehigh Valley
The top prospect Andrew Painter should be in line to express his debut at his Big League debut in “Juliish” as President of the Baseball operations by Phillies, Dave Dombrowski, in this off-season. He did not make himself in a regular game of the season since he injured his elbow in spring 2023, but he should be ready to achieve an influence as soon as he has risen, even in a limited workload.
The painter's third start with Triple-A Lehigh Valley is planned for Wednesday, May 21st. His limit is 75 parking spaces over five inner ones, although the Phillies feel comfortable when he sends it back for a sixth inning, if his number of pitch is below 75 after five, so loud NBC Sports Philadelphia Corey Seidman. In contrast to six, he is a five -day break in his former Minor League excursions. The Phillies are planning to keep it in this schedule for the time being. – Last updated on May 20 by Destiny Lugardo