Its Thursday, June 5 and the Phillies (37-24) are in Toronto to take on the Blue Jays (32-29). Jesús Luzardo is slated to take the mound for Philadelphia against Chris Bassitt for Toronto. The Jays evened the series at one game apiece with a 2-1 win last night.

Phillies starter Mick Abel was dominant against the Blue Jays. He only recorded two strikeouts against Toronto, after tying a Phillies record with nine in his debut. But the only blemish on an otherwise perfect first five innings from Abel was a single from Toronto nine-hole hitter Andrés Giménez in the third.

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TORONTO — Aaron Nola has hit a speed bump in his recovery from his right ankle sprain. The right-hander felt some stiffness in his right side on Tuesday, prompting the Phillies to shut him down from throwing for a few days.

Phillies right-hander Aaron Nola's planned throwing session was canceled because of soreness on his right side, the team said.

Out with a sprained right ankle, Philadelphia Phillies right-hander Aaron Nola was scheduled to throw a live batting session on Thursday, but manager Rob Thomson said on Wednesday that mild soreness in Nola's right side put the session on hold.