Castellanos suffered the injury running toward the right-field wall to make the final out of Friday's 12-5 win over the Yankees.

Entering Saturday's matchup against the New York Yankees, as the Phillies attempt to secure their second consecutive series win against an American League opponent, only Nick Castellanos can be considered an above average hitter with his OPS+ and wRC+ figures being 103 and 105, respectively.

Here's a look into the plan that the Phillies has for Aaron Nola when it comes to his rehab starts at the Triple-A level.

Philadelphia pitcher Aaron Nola is set to make his first injury rehab start Thursday for Triple-A Lehigh Valley.

Yankees star Aaron Judge was out of the lineup Saturday against Philadelphia and was sent for imaging of his right elbow, a worrying development for New York.

Manager Rob Thomson said Saturday that Castellanos jammed his left knee against the outfield wall Friday, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports. The Phillies skipper noted that Castellanos is considered day-to-day,

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola has thrown 56 pitches as he ramps up his comeback from a sprained right ankle and fractured rib.

Bohm’s injury could complicate the club's approach to the trade deadline. The Phillies could use a mix of players at third in his absence.

The Phillies have already done some work to bolster their bullpen, signing veteran David Robertson to a contract for the remainder of the season. Robertson is expected to enter the fray in early August after a 15-day minor-league assignment.