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With two weeks in the books, the 34th edition of the Arizona Fall League has already featured a number of exciting performances and loud tools. Players have been making up for time lost to injuries and are earning several more…

Seven standout prospects were recognized as the top performers during Week 2 of the 34th Arizona Fall League season. Arjun Nimmala, Sebastian Walcott, Kannon Kemp, Welbyn Francisca, Teo Banks, Irving Cota, and Patrick Reilly earned honors after excelling across 14 league games that featured 18 total home runs.
Highlights included Walcott launching a grand slam and Kemp tossing four hitless innings with five strikeouts. Francisca went 6-for-8 to boost his slash line to .615/.656/.962, while Cota struck out five batters over three perfect innings for Surprise.
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