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5:40 AM UTC Jim Callis Jonathan Mayo Sam Dykstra The Arizona Fall League has been the best place to see top prospects from all 30 organizations for decades, and this 2023 season has been no different. The Fall Stars Game puts the best of the best on the field all at the same time. The

November 3rd, 2023 Jim Callis Jonathan Mayo Sam Dykstra The Arizona Fall League has been the best place to see top prospects from all 30 organizations for decades, and this 2023 season has been no different. The Fall Stars Game puts the best of the best on the field all at the same time. The

6:31 AM UTC MLB.com staff Here's a look at Saturday's top performers from Arizona Fall League and Winter League action. Angels: Davis Daniel, RHP (Unranked), Scottsdale ScorpionsThe 26-year-old kept showing his stuff, putting together his second Fall League quality start with seven strikeouts and two earned runs in six innings for Scottsdale. For reference, no

Nobody seemed to be able to get Liam Hicks out in the the Arizona Fall League last week, and nobody was tougher to square up than Davis Daniel. As such, both earned accolades for their performances in the second week of the annual elite prospect circuit. Hicks, a Rangers backstop,

Two years ago, Julien didn't have a defensive home. Now he's starting at second base for the Twins in the playoffs.

Here’s a look at Saturday's top performers from the Arizona Fall League, including one Top 100 prospect.

6:13 AM UTC MLB.com staff Here's a look at Saturday's top performers from the Arizona Fall League, including one Top 100 prospect. Orioles: Billy Cook, OF (No. 27), Mesa Solar SoxAfter eight inning of scoreless ball, it was Cook who played hero and walked it off for Mesa with his first home run of the

Chase Silseth and Mickey Moniak, both playing for the first time in at least four weeks, have good nights in the Angels’ 5-1 win. Silseth allows one run in four innings and Moniak hits a two-run homer.

Davis Daniel pitched five scoreless innings for his first major league win, helping the Los Angeles Angels beat Oakland 5-1 on Friday night and sending the Athletics to their 111th loss. Chase Silseth returned from a concussion to make his first start since Aug. 26 and allowed one run and two hits in four innings. “It was kind of tough because the body felt good for over a month, but the head was an issue and I didn't want to take any chances,” Silseth said.

MLB: Oakland Athletics allow three runs in the fourth inning and two in the second to Los Angeles Angels