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Phillies Pitcher Aaron Nola Throw to Batters, Ramping up Return From Ankle and Rib Injuries

PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 25 – Aaron Nola threw 56 pitches in a bullpen session as part of his recovery from a sprained ankle and fractured rib, with plans for a minor league rehab start next week.

  • Friday, Aaron Nola threw 56 pitches in a bullpen session before the New York Yankees game, marking his first live action since May.
  • An MRI revealed a stress fracture of a rib, Phillies manager Rob Thomson said June 10, setting Nola’s path to the injured list.
  • Rob Thomson praised the bullpen session, saying `Three ups, 56 pitches and his command was excellent`, while Aaron Nola added `No pain in the ankle or rib`.
  • Amid his recovery, a rehab start next week is on the horizon, and his timetable to return from the injured list got clearer Friday.
  • Rob Thomson outlined a progression to increase pitch counts by 15 per outing until reaching 90, and the Phillies will add Nola to the roster next month.
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Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola throw to batters, ramping up return from ankle and rib injuries

NEW YORK (AP) — Philadelphia's Aaron Nola threw 56 pitches to batters Friday as he ramped up his comeback from a sprained right ankle and fractured rib that have sidelined him since May.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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