Mariners Option J.P. Crawford, Aaron Nola's Brother to Minors
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That Balls Outta Here Mar 10, 2019
Phillies: The case for two trophies in Philadelphia this year
What are the chances the Philadelphia Phillies have both a National League MVP and Cy Young winner when this season is over? Updated odds for the National League MVP recently came out, listing new Phillies star Bryce Harper as the favorite. Last year, Aaron Nola finished third in Cy Young voting. Both have a realistic shot […] Phillies: The case for two trophies in Philadelphia this year - That Balls Outta Here - That Balls Outta Here - A Philadelphia Phillies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Press of Atlantic City Mar 10, 2019
Phillies' Aaron Nola looking forward to ‘crazy’ atmosphere on opening day
SARASOTA, Fla. — Aaron Nola was in the dugout Saturday afternoon when a sold-out Spectrum Field greeted Bryce Harper with a standing ovation.
www.thegoodphight.com Mar 8, 2019
Deja Vu: Nola Dubbed Phillies’ Opening Day Starter — Again
Phillies’ ace looks to dominate the Braves on Opening Day... for the second year in a row. To the shock and surprise of, frankly, no Phillies fan in existence, Gabe Kapler announced on Friday that Aaron Nola would, indeed, be the Phillies’ Opening Day starter for the second consecutive year. As many may recall, Nola dazzled against the Braves in his 2018 debut, tossing 5.1 frames of one run ball — but things took a turn for the worst when Kapler, then a rookie manager, tugged the Phillies’ ace early to pin “lefty specialist,” Hoby Milner against Braves’ first baseman, Freddie...
Phillies Announce Aaron Nola as 2019 Opening Day Starting Pitcher
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www.thegoodphight.com Mar 7, 2019
Alternate ways the Phillies will help the starting rotation
There are concerns about the starting rotation, but the Phils have addressed, and could still address, the issues without signing one of the remaining free agents. For the first four months of last season, the Phillies starting rotation was the strength of the team and one of the best in baseball. Aaron Nola established himself as a true ace and Cy Young candidate, Jake Arrieta was outstanding for three out of the first four months, Nick Pivetta and Vince Velasquez had extended periods of brilliance and, for one month, Zach Eflin was unhittable. With a struggling offense and the worst...
www.thegoodphight.com Mar 5, 2019
Spring Training Game Thread 3/5: Cardinals at Phillies
Cop a squat and stretch those groins. Time for another week of Spring Training. How are you; you feeling good? There’s been a lot going on. It was nice of the Phillies to take Monday off, but now we’re back, squaring off with the Cardinals. It’s Aaron Nola’s spring debut today, so let’s watch some meaningless outcomes and relax. It's Nola Day in Clearwater! ☀ pic.twitter.com/cb2GStetK5— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) March 5, 2019
That Balls Outta Here Mar 5, 2019
Phillies 2019 season preview: Starting pitcher Aaron Nola
Can Aaron Nola repeat his success for the Phillies in 2019? Only a handful of pitchers in Phillies history can match the success Aaron Nola had in 2018. Still in his early 20s, Nola had a career-year that nearly won him a Cy Young award, a campaign thwarted by a poor offense and rival aces […] Phillies 2019 season preview: Starting pitcher Aaron Nola - That Balls Outta Here - That Balls Outta Here - A Philadelphia Phillies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
www.thegoodphight.com Feb 22, 2019
2019 Phillies preview: Where are the spring training position battles?
It seems as though, at this point, most spots are sewn up, give or take a reliever or two This is an entry in our preview of the 2019 Philadelphia Phillies. Look for more throughout the coming weeks of spring training. When 2018 ended, it was apparent that the Phillies needed some upgrades. The ended the season on such a poor run, no one outside of Aaron Nola could honestly say they deserved to be handed a job once the following spring training started. Of course, we’re smarter than that and know that some players are guaranteed a spot, either by virtue of the investment the team made in...
