The Phillies activated Nola (elbow) from the 60-day disabled list Thursday, MLB.com's Todd Zolecki reports.
It was reported Wednesday that Nola is back at 100 percent, so Thursday's move was primarily procedural, as players cannot stay on the 60-day disabled list during the offseason. Nola should begin his offseason throwing program in the near future and will be ready for Opening Day barring any setbacks. He finished 2016 with just a 4.78 ERA over 20 starts, but he also struck out 121 batters in 111 innings and has front-end starter potential, so he will be a name to remember when drafts roll around in the spring.