Interim general manager Scott Proefrock indicated the Phillies may let rookie Aaron Nola pitch through the end of the regular season, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
It was originally reported that Nola could be shut down after his next start, but the Phillies are reconsidering that stance. Proefrock said the team will decide when to shut down Nola based on how he feels going forward. Nola said his arm is feeling good, so there is a good chance he will keep pitching beyond his next scheduled start. He has thrown 175 innings between the majors and minors this year after throwing 171.2 innings last season.