Nola's next start will come in a minor-league game, Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Manager Gabe Kapler announced Friday that Nola would start the Phillies' Opening Day game March 28 versus the Braves, ESPN.com reports.

Nola will start Tuesday's Grapefruit League game against the Cardinals.

Nola agreed to a four-year, $45 million contract extension with the Phillies on Wednesday that includes a club option, avoiding arbitration, Scott Lauber of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Nola will take the mound Saturday against Atlanta for his final start of the 2018 season, Jim Salisbury of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

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.Philadelphia Phillies starter Aaron Nola took a loss Sunday despite allowing two earned runs in six innings. Nolas outing was interrupted mostly by Atlanta Braves outfielder Lane Adams who tagged him for an RBI double and solo home run. Nola allowed four hits and a walk in total, punching out six. While hes scuffled with a 4.60 ERA in September, Nola still holds a marvelous 16-6 record, 2.45 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and 9.5 K/9 across 32 starts. Nola will draw the Braves at home next Friday to conclude his 2018 campaign. He deserves top-tier SP consideration heading into fantasy drafts next year.

Nola (16-6) allowed two runs on four hits and one walk across six innings Sunday while taking the loss against the Braves. He struck out six.

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.With 5 2/3 innings under his belt Tuesday night, Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola was removed from the game, with manager Gabe Kapler calling for Pat Neshek. Neshek would retire the final batter of the inning, earning a victory as a result. It was a disappointing finish for Nola, who allowed two runs on six hits and two walks, striking out nine along the way. The performance, while not, a bad one, continues a worrying trend for the young ace as the season winds down. In three starts this month, Nola has a 5.60 ERA, easily his worst of any month this year.

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.While Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola continues to be one of the leading candidates to win the NL Cy Young Award this season, he, alongside the rest of his teammates, is slumping this month. The 25-year-old, seeking to avoid a three-game sweep to the Washington Nationals, lasted just five innings, surrendering four runs on six hits and a walk. One alarming trend for Nola this month has become home runs allowed, as he gave up two more on Wednesday, now having given up seven in three September starts. That's as much as he'd allowed through the first five months of the season.

Nola (16-4) picked up the win Friday, giving up three runs on three hits and a walk over seven innings while striking out eight in a 4-3 victory over the Mets.

Manager Gabe Kapler elected to move Nola up in the rotation as his next start will now come against the Cubs on Sunday, Meghan Montemurro of The Athletic reports.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola will make the start on Sunday against the Cubs, according to manager Gabe Kapler. Nola has been one of the best starters in all of baseball this year, going 15-3 with a sparkling 2.10 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and 177 strikeouts in 176 innings over 27 starts. You aren't benching Nola at all.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace and NL Cy Young candidate Aaron Nola recorded a quality start against the Washington Nationals Tuesday night, leaving his club with the lead. The 25-year-old fired six shutout innings to kick off, before surrendering two in his final inning of work. The quality start was Nola's sixth in a row including one in each of his five starts of the month. Ultimately, however, his bullpen failed to preserve the lead and Nola wound up with nothing to show for his start.

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Thursday afternoon provided Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola with another important test in the NL Cy Young race. Taking on opposing ace Max Scherzer, the 25-year-old stymied the Washington Nationals, tossing eight shutout innings, allowing just five hits and striking out nine. This was Nola's 11th consecutive outing of three runs surrendered or less. Not only was it a strong start to boost his Cy Young chances, but it was a necessary victory for the stumbling Phillies, who have fallen to second place in the NL East. The victory improved Nola's record to 15-3, while his ERA has fallen to a superb 2.13.

Nola (15-3) fired eight innings of shutout baseball and earned a win Thursday, allowing just five hits and a walk while striking nine in the 2-0 victory against Washington.

Nola (14-3) allowed one run on three hits and one walk while striking out 11 over seven innings as he notched the victory Friday against New York.

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The Philadelphia Phillies continued their winning ways Friday night as they downed the New York Mets at Citizens Bank Park. On the mound was ace Aaron Nola, who went seven strong, surrendering just one run on three hits while striking out 11 batters. The 108-pitch resulted in the 14th victory of his fantastic season, while his ERA went down to 2.24. Nola continues to show that he's one of the best pitchers in the National League as the Phillies moved to within half a game of the Atlanta Braves in the tight NL East.

A primary driver of Nola's big season has been his success after the first time he goes through the lineup, The Athletic Philadelphia reports.

Nola allowed two runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out two across six inning Sunday as he didn't factor into the decision against the Marlins.

Nola tossed eight innings of on-run Ball Monday in a no-decision against the Red Sox, allowing four hits and one walk with six strikeouts.

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The Philadelphia Phillies kicked off a brief, two-game set with the Boston Red Sox in a battle of first-place teams Monday night. On the mound was team ace Aaron Nola and he would perform exactly as the club could've hoped for. The 25-year-old went eight strong, surrendering just one run on four hits while walking one and striking out six. His only problem was that the Phillies only managed to score one run themselves, resulting in this being a no-decision. Regardless, for the right-hander to dominate the best team in baseball on the road in the manner that he did is yet another confidence-booster for the ace. Nola's record remains at an incredible 12-3, while his ERA has fallen to 2.35.

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Making his first start since the All-Star game, Philadelphia Phillies No. 1 starter Aaron Nola wasn't at his best against the Los Angeles Dodgers Tuesday night. The rust was visible, as he managed to go just five innings, surrendering three runs. He also allowed five hits and walked two, with five strikeouts along the way. While he wasn't sharp, Nola's fantasy owners shouldn't be worried, as the lack of action across the past 10 days surely played a role in this performance. The Phillies would go on to win this marathon affair in the 16th inning.

Nola (12-3) took the loss Saturday as the Phillies fell 2-0 to the Marlins, allowing two runs on four hits and a walk over six innings while striking out five.

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Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Aaron Nola will start Saturday against the Miami Marlins. This means Nola will be able to pitch in the All-Star game. The 25-year-old ace has pitched every bit like an All-Star in 2018, with a 2.27 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and 126 strikeouts in 123 innings. He's been one of the best pitchers in the league and will be a must start when he takes the mound against the Marlins.

Nola improved to 12-2 on the season after pitching seven scoreless innings against the Mets on Monday night. He struck out 10 while allowing just one hit and one walk.

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After taking a loss in the opening game of Monday's doubleheader at Citi Field, the Philadelphia Phillies rode their all-star ace to victory in the second game. Aaron Nola did it all, ensuring his club picked up a victory to split the two games. On the mound, he went seven strong, striking out 10 and allowing just one hit, coming early in the first inning. His offense struggled mightily, but Nola was up to the task at the plate again, drilling a three-run double in the fifth to account for all three runs scored. Nola's victory improved his record to 12-2 on the year as he continues to storm past the competition.

Nola pitched seven strong innings Wednesday against the Orioles, improving to 11-2 on the season after allowing just a single run on seven hits and a pair of walks while striking out nine batters.

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Aaron Nola is just two wins away from setting a personal record in his fourth professional season and we haven't reached the All-Star break yet. The 25-year-old dominated the Baltimore Orioles as the Philadelphia Phillies prevailed at home, 4-1. Nola surrendered just one run across seven innings of work, striking out nine. The victory improved his home record to 8-0 this season as he continues to set himself up as a possible Cy Young contender. Across his last eight outings, he's recorded seven quality starts, beating the division rival Washington Nationals twice to close out the last month.

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Aaron Nola, the ace of the Philadelphia Phillies, wrapped up his most difficult month of the season with a victory that put him first in the National League in wins. The 25-year-old defeated the Washington Nationals in a division game on Thursday night at Citizens Bank Park. Nola allowed just one run in this, his longest outing of the month. Prior to this performance, he'd surrendered six runs across his last 10 innings, including his shortest start of the season on the road at Milwaukee. With this victory, Nola will look to leave this month behind and build upon this to have a more successful July.

Nola (9-2) picked up the win in Saturday's 5-3 victory over the Nationals, allowing two runs on four hits and three walks over six innings while striking out five.

Nola threw 4.1 innings Sunday allowing four runs on four walks and seven hits. He struck out four and allowed one home run in the 10-9 victory.

Nola (8-2) struck out 10 over 6.2 one-run innings to earn the win Tuesday against the Rockies. He allowed four hits with no walks and 10 strikeouts.

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As they struggle to remain in the hunt for the National League East, the Philadelphia Phillies were rewarded with another brilliant outing from their ace Aaron Nola on Tuesday night. Hosting the Colorado Rockies, the 25-year-old stymied the visitors, allowing one run on four hits across 6 2/3 innings, striking out 10 and walking none. The lone run allowed came in the seventh off a single that came when Nola had been pulled with runners on. The victory improved his record to 8-2, while his ERA now stands at an impressive 2.27 on the season. The Phillies would survive another near meltdown from the bullpen, winning 5-4.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola did a solid job taking on the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on Wednesday night. The 25-year-old went six innings and surrendered just three runs on four hits, although he did walk four. Additionally, he struck out six batters, tossing 92 pitches in the process. In the sixth inning, his club scored three runs to tie the game, taking Nola off the hook and giving him a no-decision. The Phillies would score two runs to take the lead but would blow the game in the bottom of the ninth.

Nola (7-2) allowed one earned run on two hits while walking one and striking out seven across seven innings to earn the win Thursday against the Dodgers.

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The Philadelphia Phillies picked up their second victory in four games against the Los Angeles Dodgers Thursday night, riding their second ace of the pitching staff. After Jake Arrieta led them to victory on Tuesday, Aaron Nola picked up his seventh victory of the season in a 2-1 win. The 24-year-old tossed seven innings, surrendering just one run on two hits, with one walk and seven strikeouts. His one run allowed would be enough, as the Phillies managed two runs, walking away victorious.

Nola gave up one run on one hit and three walks while striking out 10 in 6.2 innings Saturday against the Blue Jays. He did not factor into the decision.

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Seeking to bounce back after a disappointing loss, the Philadelphia Phillies got a major performance from their ace. Aaron Nola went 6 2/3 innings on Saturday afternoon against the Toronto Blue Jays, allowing just one run on one hit and three walks. He also struck out 10 Blue Jays, rewarding the Citizens Bank Park crowd a performance worthy of a victory, as he flirted with a no-hitter. Unfortunately for Nola, his performance wasn't enough for a victory, as his offense only provided him with one run while he was in the game. In the eighth, however, the club managed to retain their one-run lead, finishing it off for a victory.

Nola (6-1) tossed six one-run innings while earning the win Sunday against the Mets, allowing nine hits and two walks with four strikeouts.

Nola will remain on his normal pitching schedule and start Sunday's game against the Mets, Tim Britton of The Athletic New York reports.

Nola (5-1) allowed one earned run on five hits while walking none and striking out 12 across seven innings to earn the win Tuesday against the Giants.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola once again pitched his team to victory as they won another game against the San Francisco Giants Tuesday night. The 24-year-old went seven strong, allowing just one run on five hits and zero walks. Additionally, he struck out a career-high 12 batters, lowering his ERA to 2.05 in the process. The right-hander has now gone at least seven innings in four consecutive starts, conceding just six runs during that stretch. Alongside Jake Arrieta, he's beginning to form a strong duo at the top of the club's rotation as the Phillies now find themselves five games over .500.

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Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Aaron Nola had his best game of the season on Tuesday night. The righty sat down 12 San Francisco batters, which was a career high in strikeouts for the Philadelphia ace. He only gave up five hits and allowed one earned over seven innings. Nola has had a stellar year to this point, compiling a 5-1 record with a sparkling 2.05 ERA. He remains a must-start every time he is on the mound.

Nola (4-1) picked up the win over the Marlins on Wednesday, giving up four hits and a walk over seven scoreless innings while striking out seven.

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With the Philadelphia Phillies on a four-game losing streak heading into Wednesday's game against the Miami Marlins, they needed a big performance from their No. 1 starter. Aaron Nola would deliver, going 7 1/3 innings and conceding just four hits and a walk with no runs. The 24-year-old also struck out 10 and picked up a hit, even being involved in a play that resulted in another run being scored. The victory improves Nola's record to 4-1, with his next start scheduled for Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola got off to an inauspicious start Friday night against the Atlanta Braves. The 24-year-old allowed the first three runners to reach base before recording an out. By the time the first out was made, a run was already home. He would surrender two more runs before the frame came to a close, falling into an early hole. Fortunately for Nola, his offense matched Atlanta's, scoring three runs to quickly draw even. Over the next five innings, he was masterful, conceding just one hit. In his last inning of work, he allowed three more hits, but escaped without a run allowed. For the night, Nola went seven innings, only allowing the aforementioned three runs on seven hits and a walk while striking out four.

Nola (3-1) picked up the win over the Braves on Friday, allowing three runs on seven hits and a walk over seven innings while striking out four.

Nola (2-1) threw seven innings Saturday against the Pirates, allowing two runs on six hits while striking out nine en route to the win.

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Philadelphia Phillies ace Aaron Nola took the mound Monday at SunTrust Park looking to extend the club's winning streak to seven games against the Atlanta Braves. He certainly did his part, going six strong innings while surrendering just two runs on four hits, walking one and striking out two. He tossed just 85 pitches along the way but was pulled with his team only scoring one run, leaving him trailing. They failed to score any further runs, making Nola a loser on the night. The 24-year-old is now 1-1 through four starts with a 2.22 ERA along the way. His next outing is currently scheduled for Saturday afternoon at home against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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The Philadelphia Phillies got back to .500 on the season tonight with a victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The club rode the right arm of ace Aaron Nola, who enjoyed his best start of the season. The 24-year-old went eight innings, allowing just one run on three hits, walking three and striking out six. The ballgame remained close for most of the night, until a late grand slam blew the doors open. Nola's outing resulted in his first victory, while his ERA now moves to 1.96 on the year. Nola's next start is tentatively scheduled for Monday night against the Tampa Bay Rays.