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The Scorptions stung Jarlin Susana for three runs early and capsized the Rafters, 10-2 to end Salt River’s four-game win streak. Susana pitched into the 3rd in his second AFL stint and gave up two hits, walked none, and struck…

In the Arizona Fall League, the Scottsdale Scorpions defeated the Salt River Rafters 10-2, ending Salt River's four-game winning streak. Washington Nationals pitching prospect Jarlin Susana started for the Rafters, pitching into the third inning before a 46-minute thunderstorm delay cut his outing short. Susana surrendered three runs, though only one was earned, while allowing two hits, walking none, and striking out four batters.
Nationals prospects Kevin Bazzell and Jorgelys Mota also featured in the contest for Salt River. Bazzell went 1-for-3 with an RBI but allowed a passed ball, while Mota went 0-for-2 across five innings in center field. Additionally, the article outlines the writer's personal projections for Washington's upcoming 40-man roster and potential Rule 5 draft decisions.
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