Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson praised Mick Abel after his second career outing, saying, "It's clicked" for Abel.

By the end of it, there was chaos everywhere. But Abel, making his second big-league start, represented something stable for the Phillies.

Now, with Nola sidelined by an injury and Wheeler on the paternity list, Abel has gotten the opportunity to show what he can do at the Major League level, and the early returns are phenomenal.Abel went six shutout innings in his MLB debut against the Pittsburgh Pirates on May 18,