Phillies Injury Update

A look at the Phillies’ rotation plans for the week ahead with Zack Wheeler returning on Monday.

Kyle Schwarber and Rob Thomson spoke in the Phillies’ locker room after their loss to the Pirates on Saturday.

Bryce Harper gave details on his wrist injury and why he’s hitting the 10-day injury list.

Bryce Harper has played 57 of the Phillies’ 63 games, feeling pain in his right wrist with nearly every swing he’s taken.

Bryce Harper was placed on the 10-day injured list Saturday and Phillies prospect Otto Kemp, who has raked all season at Triple A, was called up to take his place on the active roster.

Before Friday’s game against the Pirates, Rob Thomson announced that Bryce Harper wasn’t in the lineup due to a sore right wrist. The Phillies PGL crew wonders how long this injury could last.

Bryce Harper is out of the Phillies’ lineup again, dealing with right wrist soreness that has lingered and may be affecting his swing.

Coming off their longest losing streak in over a month, the Phillies were thrilled to welcome Bryce Harper back to the lineup Tuesday night in Toronto.

At the end of the day on Tuesday, the Phillies will have played their 60th game of the season. The Phillies PGL crew shares what they like and haven’t liked through 60 games.

Bryce Harper swung and threw for the first time since being hit Tuesday. Could he be back in the Phillies’ lineup Sunday?

In Rhys Hoskins return, the Phillies lose their second straight game for the first time in a month after a 6-2 loss to the Brewers.

Rob Thomson gave an update on Bryce Harper’s status ahead of Game 1 of the Phillies doubleheader against the Braves on Thursday.

Rob Thomson was encouraged overall by Bryce Harper’s progress since he took a Spencer Strider fastball to the arm Tuesday night.

The Braves starter was hearing boos before the game started, and now the boos have increased after he hit Bryce Harper in the elbow with a fastball in the first inning. Bryce left the game.

Rob Thomson spoke on Aaron Nola’s first “touch and feel” bullpen session after he was placed on the 15-day IL on May 16 with a right ankle sprain.

Aaron Nola ran this weekend for the first time since being placed on the IL, tested himself a bit more on Sunday and discussed an ankle injury that’s taking a bit longer to heal than he expected.

Kyle Schwarber drove in three runs, Brandon Marsh made a game-saving throw and the Phillies won a back-and-forth affair in 11 innings against the Athletics on Saturday night/

Aaron Nola’s right ankle sprain is not healing quite as quickly as the Phillies originally anticipated and it does not sound like he will throw a bullpen session this weekend.

Zack Wheeler was fantastic once again, but with the Phillies up 4-0 in the ninth, they blew the shutout, but held on to win 4-3, their eighth straight win.

The Phillies are encouraged by how Andrew Painter’s arm has responded after six minor-league starts and will extend him a bit farther on Wednesday night.