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It wouldn’t be October without a Chicago Cubs prospect putting together a strong showing out in the Arizona Fall League. Maybe it’s just a matter of probabilities, but it seems like, every year, there’s a Cubs prospect who is wowing…

Chicago Cubs pitching prospect Dominick Reid is making a strong impression in the Arizona Fall League. The 22-year-old made his professional debut this season, pitching at Low-A before a shoulder impingement limited him to one start at High-A South Bend. The trip to Arizona was designed to help Reid log additional innings following his shortened regular-season campaign.
According to an MLB Pipeline report cited by Bleacher Nation, Reid has expanded his arsenal to six distinct pitches, including a four-seamer, sinker, cutter, curveball, sweeper, and his signature changeup. Brett Taylor highlights that Reid's low release height and strong extension help his 93-94 mph fastball play up effectively alongside his broader pitch mix.
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