Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game Preview

SURPRISE, AZ - OCTOBER 17: Vladimir Guerrrero Jr. #27 of the Surprise Saguaros and Toronto Blue Jays signs autographs during the 2018 Arizona Fall League on October 17, 2018 at Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
SURPRISE, AZ - OCTOBER 17: Vladimir Guerrrero Jr. #27 of the Surprise Saguaros and Toronto Blue Jays signs autographs during the 2018 Arizona Fall League on October 17, 2018 at Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
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SURPRISE, AZ – OCTOBER 17: Keston Hiiura #23 of the Peoria Javelinas and Milwaukee Brewers in action during the 2018 Arizona Fall League on October 17, 2018 at Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

The Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game is tonight. Get to know the rosters for both squads!

The Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game is an annual event that is fun for all to watch to see some of the next stars of the game. Last season, those watching got a chance to see Ronald Acuna dominate the AFL before coming out with an incredible rookie season for the Atlanta Braves. The year before, Gleyber Torres dominated the AFL and would have been a force for the 2017 Yankees if it weren’t for Tommy John surgery. Who will be the player to watch in 2018’s AFL that could explode in 2019?

The game will be tonight at 8 PM Eastern on MLB Network and MLB.com, and it is one of the few televised events of the Arizona Fall League, so this is a great opportunity for fans to see the top prospects competing against one another.

Before we look at the Fall Stars Game rosters, let’s take a look at some of the leaders in the Arizona Fall League right now.

Standings

East
Salt River Rafter 13-8
Mesa Solar Sox 9-11-1
Scottsdale Scorpions 9-11-1

West
Peoria Javelinas 15-6
Glendale Desert Dogs 8-13
Surprise Saguaros 8-13

Statistical Leaders

Hitting
AVG – Tyler Nevin, Salt River, .436
OBP – Tyler Nevin, Salt River, .538
SLG – Ryan McKenna, Glendale, .647
OPS – Tyler Nevin, Salt River, 1.179
R – Nick Heath, Surprise, and Keston Hiura, Peoria, 15
H – Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., Surprise, 24
2B – Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., Surprise, 7
3B – Skye Bolt, Mesa, 4
HR – Braxton Davidson, Peoria, 5
TB – Keston Hiura, Peoria, 40
RBI – Keston Hiura, Peoria, 27
SB – Nick Heath, Surprise, 10

Pitching
W – Scott Blewett, Surprise, and Jordan Yamamoto, Salt River, 3
SV – Walker Sheller, Surprise, 3
G – Ten with 8
GS – Five with 5
IP – Gregory Soto 21
K – Ben Holmes, Glendale, and Forrest Whitley, Scottsdale, 23
ERA – Calvin Coker and Erick Leal, Mesa, 0.00
WHIP – Melvin Adon, Scottsdale, 0.52

Now that we have that out of the way, let’s crack into the rosters, starting with the East hitting: