Phillies injury update

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

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.

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.

Bryce Harper will try to swing for the first time since being hit Tuesday and Kyle Schwarber is ramping up a bit at first base. Plus, a closer look at the Phillies’ looming rotation decisions.

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

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.

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.

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.

Brandon Marsh was back in the Phillies’ lineup Saturday after missing two weeks with a hamstring strain. What does it mean for Johan Rojas?

Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh exited his fourth rehab game at Triple A with a cramp in the hamstring he strained 10 days earlier.

Cristopher Sanchez will not take his turn in the Phillies’ rotation on Tuesday, but the news on his forearm has been promising.

Cristopher Sanchez showed up to the ballpark on Wednesday feeling normal and wanting to play catch. The latest on the Phillies lefty who suffered a forearm injury against the Mets.

Ranger Suarez will start twice at Triple A this week and could be back in the Phillies’ rotation by the end of next week’s homestand.

Ranger Suarez is getting closer, literally and figuratively.

Ranger Suarez began a rehab assignment Thursday night with Clearwater and pitched three scoreless innings with velocity in line with his career norm.

Ranger Suarez was supposed to throw a simulated game on Thursday but feels good enough to begin his rehab assignment instead.

Andrew Painter’s long-awaited return to the mound is just five days away.

The Phillies played it safe with Trea Turner on Monday for the home opener, but he fielded grounders and could return during the Rockies series.