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Konner Eaton (No. 28 PuRP) and Fidel Ulloa are very different pitching prospects. For starters, Eaton is a left-handed starter, having been drafted in the sixth round of the 2024 MLB Draft out of George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.…

Colorado Rockies pitching prospects Konner Eaton and Fidel Ulloa are focusing on commanding expanded pitch arsenals during their successful stints in the Arizona Fall League. Working alongside Salt River Rafters pitching coach Jerry Sullivan, both 2024 draft picks have excelled over the opening three weeks while integrating new weapons into their repertoires.
Left-handed starter Eaton has yielded two unearned runs across nine innings after expanding his arsenal to six pitches. Right-handed reliever Ulloa has delivered 7.1 scoreless frames across seven outings, prominently developing a new kick changeup to complement his swing-and-miss slider and fastball.
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