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The Arizona Fall League is roughly midway through its 34th season, its second with Statcast technology available at all six of its ballparks. While only one Top 100 prospect shows up on the positional leaderboards (covering games through Oct. 25)…

Statcast data midway through the Arizona Fall League season highlighted elite performances across several key metrics. San Diego Padres prospect Alex McCoy recorded the hardest-hit ball of the campaign with a 118.2 mph home run, while Washington Nationals right-hander Jarlin Susana dominated pitching velocity by firing a peak fastball of 103.8 mph.
Susana has accounted for 82 of the 98 triple-digit pitches thrown in the league this fall, averaging 100.6 mph. Other notable Statcast leaders include Cincinnati Reds outfielder Yerlin Confidan with a 98.5 mph average exit velocity and Washington's Jorgelys Mota with a 455-foot home run.
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