We’re at the end of the 2026 Arizona Fall League season. But with one week left to go before the Championship Game on November 14, let’s take a look at notable performers from the penultimate week of the 2026 campaign.

NL wins Fall Stars game

November 8 marked the annual Fall Stars contest, which the National League won 7-4 at Salt River Fields.

In total, 20 combined hits were recorded in the game. Out of that 20, 16 of them were singles.

Four of those 20 hits belonged to Phillies prospects Luke Davis and Aidan Miller, both of whom had two hits each. On the AL side, Twins prospect Kyle DeBarge had two hits, two stolen bases, and two runs scored.

For the pitchers, Jarlin Susana, Justin Lamkin, and Irving Cota, all of whom had great runs to this point in the AFL, each tossed a scoreless inning. Cota and Susana each had two strikeouts in the game.

Munroe among home run hitters

Angels infield prospect Jake Munroe paced the Arizona Fall League during the shortened week with two home runs. Additionally, Chase Harlan, Eric Bitonti, Tai Peete, Jack O’Dowd, John Peck, and AFL Home Run Derby winner Aaron Parker all had home runs this week, too.

Heading into the final week, Bitonti, Peck, Peete, and Harlan are among the hitters who’ve excelled when it comes to well-hit contact. Harlan’s 25.6% Barrel% presently leads the league, ahead of Padres outfield prospect Alex McCoy.

Welbyn Francisca, meanwhile, had another home run and a league-best six hits this past week.

Dromboski and McKenzie among top pitchers

Ryan Dromboski and Briggs McKenzie both posted zeroes this past week.

Dromboski, a Phillies prospect, struck out five and walked two over four scoreless innings. As of November 9, his 2.55 ERA is seventh-best among AFL pitchers, and Dromboski struck out 16 over 17.2 IP. Also, he’s one of the few pitchers to post a 0% opponents’ Barrel% this fall.

Briggs McKenzie, who’s also on that list, struck out six over four scoreless innings for Glendale.

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