Aaron Nola encouraged by second rehab start for IronPigs

Aaron Nola encouraged by second rehab start for IronPigs

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Aaron Nola encouraged by second rehab start for Lehigh Valley IronPigs

Rehabbing Phillies starting pitcher Aaron Nola encouraged by second outing with IronPigs

Aaron Nola makes second rehab start in record-setting win for IronPigs

Aaron Nola is on the 60-day injured list. (Madeline Ressler/Phillies Nation) Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola made his second minor-league rehab start with Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Wednesday, throwing in a record-setting win for the IronPigs in the first half of a doubleheader. Nola allowed one run in 3 2/3 innings in a 12-1, seven-inning victory, the 287th for manager Anthony Contreras. Contreras, who’s led the IronPigs since 2022, now holds the fr…

Aaron Nola solid again in second rehab start, closing in on return to Phillies rotation

The return of Aaron Nola is getting closer, and Wednesday night in Allentown was another encouraging step. Pitching for Triple-A Lehigh Valley, Nola allowed one run over 3 2/3 innings in his second rehab appearance, striking out three and walking two while throwing 69 pitches (40 strikes). He topped out around 93 mph and continued to build up his pitch count — the latest sign that the Phillies’ longtime rotation anchor could be back before the e…

Aaron Nola “feels better” after second rehab start – Philly Sports

ALLENTOWN, PA -- The first inning was turbulent for Aaron Nola on Wednesday night at Coca-Cola Park. Symbolic to how his 2025 season has gone dealing with his early season struggles and injuries. But as his night continued, the right-hander got stronger, a trajectory Nola and the Phillies hope continues when he rejoins the big-league rotation. "I felt better this time than last time. The more I threw, each inning felt a little bit better and stu…

Nola solid again in rehab start, moving toward MLB return

PHILADELPHIA -- Aaron Nola took another step toward his potential return on Wednesday night in his latest rehab start with Triple-A Lehigh Valley. The veteran right-hander allowed one run over 3 2/3 innings for the IronPigs, striking out three and walking two. Nola threw 69 pitches, including 40 for strikes.