Phillies’ Aaron Nola Comes up with New Injury, Looking at Absence of Multiple Weeks
- Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola, who was placed on the injured list last month due to a sprained right ankle, has now been diagnosed with a stress-related injury in the bones of his right rib cage as of June 10, 2025.
- Nola's rib injury was diagnosed after he developed soreness and stiffness that canceled a pitching drill about a week ago, and the team still does not know when the injury occurred.
- Before his injury, Nola posted a 1-7 record with a 6.16 ERA and 1.51 WHIP over nine starts in a season marked by setbacks and ineffective outings.
- The Phillies announced on Tuesday that Nola will not throw for at least two weeks to treat the stress reaction, with no guarantee of return timelines, and manager Rob Thomson said, "I have no idea" when the injury began.
- This setback threatens Nola’s availability for the foreseeable future, complicates the Phillies’ rotation plans, and could influence roster decisions ahead of the trade deadline.
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Phillies’ Aaron Nola comes up with new injury_ looking at absence of multiple weeks
PHILADELPHIA — Phillies workhorse starter Aaron Nola’s worst season got even worse Tuesday, as an MRI revealed he has a “stress reaction” in his right rib cage, according to manager Rob Thomson. The “reaction” injury has been termed as a “precursor” to a

Phillies’ Aaron Nola comes up with new injury, looking at absence of multiple weeks
PHILADELPHIA — Phillies workhorse starter Aaron Nola’s worst season got even worse Tuesday, as an MRI revealed he has a “stress reaction” in his right rib cage, according to manager Rob Thomson. The “reaction” injury has been termed as a “precursor” to a possible stress fracture in the area. Thomson said he didn’t know the cause of the injury, and added Nola will be “treatment only” for at least the next two weeks. He will not be throwing and wi…
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