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Reds Prospects Take Center Stage in Arizona Fall Stars Showcase

Three prospects saw action in the game.
The Cactus League spring training patch on a Cincinnati Reds hat at the Cincinnati Reds Player Development Complex in Goodyear, Ariz., on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.
The Cactus League spring training patch on a Cincinnati Reds hat at the Cincinnati Reds Player Development Complex in Goodyear, Ariz., on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. | Sam Greene/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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The 19th annual Arizona Fall League All-Star game was played on Sunday night. Eight top-100 prospects were selected for the event, three of them being from the Cincinnati Reds.

None of the Reds' players were named starters for the event. Cam Collier led the way for the Reds, going 1-2 with a strikeout. Collier has seen his struggles in the Fall League, batting just .203 with a .649 OPS. His single was 113 miles per hour off the bat. Later in the game, Collier fouled a ball off his knee. He struck out later in the at-bat and had a noticeable limp. He was replaced defensively in the following half-inning. 

Alfredo Duno came into the game in the top of the sixth as a pinch hitter. He walked and advanced to second on a balk. Leo Balcazar pinch-hit for Nacho Alvarez Jr., also drawing a walk. Balcazar reached on an error in the ninth, later scoring on a single by Patrick Clohisy. Rhett Lowder did not pitch in the game, although he was selected to the team.

The American League defeated the National League 5-4. Peoria is back in action on Monday night, with three games left before the playoffs.

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Ricky Logan is a California native, originally from Yuba City, now living in the greater Cincinnati area with his wife and kids. He’s the co-host and producer of the Red Hot Reds Podcast on YouTube and other social platforms, where he brings commentary and passionate coverage of Cincinnati Reds baseball. He co-hosts the Chatterbox Reds Pregame Show for Chatterbox Sports on YouTube to give pregame analysis for upcoming games and has appeared on various Chatterbox Sports shows. Ricky also serves as an editor and writer for WeLikeSportzPC and recently joined the writing team at Chatterbox Sports covering Reds Minor League Baseball, continuing to grow his presence in the world of sports media.

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