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Aaron Nola’s Recovery Delayed as Phillies Grapple with Injuries and Stadium Concerns

The Phillies pitcher remains sidelined with an ankle sprain, while subpar mound conditions and Edmundo Sosa's wrist injury add to the team's challenges.

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Overview

  • Aaron Nola, out since May 16 with a right ankle sprain, will not pitch in today’s game against the Athletics as his recovery progresses slower than expected.
  • The Phillies initially hoped Nola would throw a bullpen session this weekend, but persistent soreness has delayed those plans indefinitely.
  • Edmundo Sosa is also sidelined with a left wrist injury sustained on May 23, leaving the Phillies to adjust their lineup during this critical stretch of games.
  • Concerns over the subpar mound conditions at Sutter Health Park, the Athletics' temporary stadium, have prompted the Phillies to exercise caution with player health.
  • Nola’s current stint on the injured list is his first in over seven years, highlighting the unusual nature of this setback for the typically durable pitcher.