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Aaron Nola

Aaron Nola Notable

b. June 4, 1993 · Philadelphia Phillies 2015–2025

Aaron Nola has played his whole career for the Philadelphia Phillies as a pitcher, since 2015.

He went 109 and 89 with a 3.83 earned run average, pitching 1,715.7 innings in 285 games. He struck out 1,876 and threw 4 shutouts. Across 286 games he batted .089, with 24 hits and 15 runs. He finished with 6 doubles.

He led the league in shutouts two times between 2022 and 2024, topping out at 1.

He was an All-Star in 2018.

He was born in Baton Rouge, LA, USA on June 4, 1993. He batted right-handed and threw right-handed. He has not retired; our record has no final game for him.

Honors

AwardTimesYears
All-Star selection 1 2018
All-MLB Team - Second Team 1 2022

Batting, season by season

YearTeam GABR H2B3B HRRBIBB SOSBAVG
2015 PHI 132302 000 11160 .087
2016 PHI 203011 100 03170 .033
2017 PHI 274834 000 14250 .083
2018 PHI 336203 100 41360 .048
2019 PHI 345967 200 26350 .119
2020 PHI 12000 000 0000
2021 PHI 334957 200 46290 .143
2022 PHI 32000 000 0000
2023 PHI 32000 000 0000
2024 PHI 33000 000 0000
2025 PHI 17000 000 0000
Career 2862711524 600 12211580 .089

Pitching, season by season

YearTeam WLG GSSVIP HERBB SOERA
2015 PHI 621313 077.274 3119683.59
2016 PHI 692020 0111.0116 59291214.78
2017 PHI 12112727 0168.0154 66491843.54
2018 PHI 1763333 0212.1149 56582242.37
2019 PHI 1273434 0202.1176 87802293.87
2020 PHI 551212 071.154 2623963.28
2021 PHI 993232 0180.2165 93392234.63
2022 PHI 11133232 0205.0168 74292353.25
2023 PHI 1293232 0193.2178 96452024.46
2024 PHI 1483333 0199.1189 79501973.57
2025 PHI 5101717 094.199 6328976.01
Career 10989285285 01715.21522 7304491876 3.83

On this day & linked events

1993

Born June 4, 1993

Baton Rouge, LA, USA

2015

Major-league debut: Aaron Nola

Aaron Nola made a major-league debut on July 21, 2015.

2022

New York Mets Combined No-Hitter, 2022

Tylor Megill, Drew Smith, Joely Rodríguez, Seth Lugo and Edwin Díaz threw a combined no-hitter for the New York Mets against the Philadelphia Phillies on April 29, 2022, winning 3–0.

Image: Arturo Pardavila III on Flickr, CC BY 2.0