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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 metrics midway through the Arizona Fall League season highlight dominant performances by top prospects, led by Washington Nationals pitcher Jarlin Susana and San Diego Padres hitter Alex McCoy. Susana recorded the circuit's fastest fastball at 103.8 mph and has thrown the 34 hardest heaters, while McCoy produced the top exit velocity with a 118.2-mph home run.
Other notable category leaders include Cincinnati's Yerlin Confidan, who paced the league with a 98.5-mph average exit velocity, and Washington's Jorgelys Mota, who hit the season's longest home run at 455 feet. Additionally, Atlanta Braves prospect Isaiah Drake recorded the top sprint speed at 31.1 feet per second.
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