Brandon Marsh recaps Phillies' biggest comeback win of the season so far
Ricky Bottalico breaks down what has changed for Aaron Nola in his last two starts
Aaron Nola picked up his first win of the season on Saturday after a solid outing against the Diamondbacks. The Phillies Postgame Live dissects his start and what made him so effective.Ricky Bottalico breaks down what has changed for Aaron Nola in his last two starts originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
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