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The Arizona Fall League created a Fall Stars Game in 2006 to highlight the most talented players in a circuit full of top prospects. The first 19 contests spotlighted several future big league notables such as Ronald Acuña Jr., Pete…

The Arizona Fall League has set its rosters for the Fall Stars Game, scheduled for Sunday at Salt River Fields in Scottsdale. The showcase features ten of the circuit's 13 remaining Top 100 prospects, with the game to be broadcast on MLB Network and streamed across MLB platforms.
Key participants include top-rated prospect Sebastian Walcott of the Rangers, Angels shortstop Arjun Nimmala, and Nationals pitcher Jarlin Susana, who has reached 103.8 mph. Several participants entered the fall campaign looking to make up for missed development time following regular-season injuries.
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