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00:00Welcome to an inside look at one of baseball's most exciting rising stars.
00:05Outfielder Rowdy Rodriguez has distinguished himself as one of the top offensive prospects
00:10for the Angels this year. In his full-season debut at single A, he recorded an impressive
00:14batting line of .2811, .3722, .470, hitting 14 home runs and stealing 38 bases. His performance
00:26continued to shine in the Arizona Fall League, where he has been one of the most challenging
00:30players to retire, boasting a batting average of .421, with a .507 on-base percentage and a .614
00:38slugging percentage, including eight extra base hits over 17 games. Rodriguez's strong performance
00:44was highlighted during the 19th annual Fall Stars game, where he was named MVP and played a crucial
00:49role in leading the American League to a 5-4 win. He initiated the scoring in the second inning by
00:55hitting an .86-meter slider from Jack Dallas of the Phillies for an RBI single, which was
01:01recorded at .111, making it the third-hardest hit ball of the game. He further impressed in the
01:08seventh inning, with a single off a .96-meter fastball from Carson Montgomery of the Padres,
01:14clocking in at .112-meter board. In total, Rodriguez finished the game with two hits and three at-bats
01:20driving in two runs, including one from a bases-loaded walk in the fifth inning. Additionally,
01:25here are 11 other notable players from the AFL's premier event. Sam Antonacci, 2B, White Sox.
01:32Numberdure 11. Antonacci is recognized for his ability to make contact with the ball and get on
01:37base played a significant role in the American League's win. He contributed to the scoring in
01:42the fifth inning by drawing a bases-loaded walk against Cohen Moreno. From the Cubs later,
01:46he secured the victory in the bottom of the ninth, with a sacrifice fly-off Darlin Saladin of the
01:52Cardinals. Anderson Brito, a right-handed pitcher for the Astros, ranked No. 7, Brito, displayed some
01:59of the most impressive pitching skills in the fall league, particularly during a scoreless third
02:04inning. He recorded the fastest fastball of the day, reaching 99.0 MPH, and also threw another at
02:1198.9 MPH, averaging 98.1 MPH with his fastball. Additionally, he achieved three of the top five
02:20spin rates on curveballs, which range from 2,646 to 2,786 revolutions per minute. Cam Collier,
02:28a first baseman for the Reds, is ranked No. 6 and is also listed as No. 94 by MLB. Collier has a track
02:35record of excelling in showcase events, having hit the first home run in spring breakout history,
02:40and earning MVP honors at the 2024 Futures game. In his initial plate appearance,
02:45he recorded the hardest-hit ball of the evening, reaching a speed of 113.0 MPH.
02:51Luis DeLeon, a right-handed pitcher for the Orioles, and ranked No. 21, has been one of the
02:56standout starters in the Arizona Fall League this autumn. He began the game impressively,
03:01needing only 10 pitches to complete a flawless first inning. His performance was bolstered by a
03:06remarkable running catch, made by right fielder Enrique Bradfield Jr., who was ranked No. 4 in
03:11the Orioles' system, as he snagged a line drive hit by Seaver King, who was ranked No. 7 in the
03:16national system. DeLeon then continued to dominate, striking out Nick Morabito, ranked No. 16 in the
03:23Mets' organization, with an 86-mematser slider, and also fanning Parks Harbor from the Giants with an 85-mematser
03:29splitter. Additionally, he showcased his power, by throwing three sinkers clocked at 96-97.
03:35Mepchench, Kevin McGonagall, a shortstop for the Tigers, and the top prospect in the Fall League,
03:40had a challenging day at the plate, going 0-for-2. However, he contributed to the American
03:46League's early lead in other ways. In the third inning, when King hit a ground ball that deflected
03:51off Brito's glove, McGonagall quickly moved in, and made a barehanded play, to get the speedy runner
03:56out at first base. He also started the bottom half of the inning, by drawing a walk, and sprinting to
04:02first base. In the second inning, a wild pitch thrown by Jesus Broca of the Brewers got past
04:07catcher Owen Ayers of the Cubs. This mistake allowed McGonagall to advance to third base after
04:12a flyout, and subsequently score on a ground ball hit by Max Anderson, who was ranked No. 9 in the
04:18Detroit organization. Blake Mitchell, a catcher for the Royals, and ranked No. 2 among catching
04:24prospects, and No. 62 overall in MLB, has faced challenges during much of the regular season
04:30in the Fall League. However, he managed to overcome these difficulties, by hitting a double
04:35at 104 MMPH, which was the only extra base hit of the game, off a 95-by-MMPH slider from
04:44Dallas in the second inning. This hit contributed to him scoring the first run of the game. Additionally,
04:50he walked, and scored again in the fourth inning. Braden Montgomery, the top prospect for the White
04:56Sox, and ranked No. 1 in their organization, and No. 35 in MLB, made an impact on the bases for the
05:02American League. He scored a run after drawing two walks, and also hit a flyout that traveled at 98.7
05:08my pie each while batting in the second position in the lineup. More information can be found on MLB
05:14pipeline, which includes details on the top 100 prospects, statistics, videos, podcasts, and
05:20comprehensive coverage. Felix Neon served as the home plate umpire during the game. The catcher
05:25performed admirably during the game, despite facing challenges to his calls on seven occasions.
05:31The automated ball strike, ABS, system confirmed six of those calls, with the only incorrect decision
05:38being a strike call on a pitch that was seven-tenths of an inch outside the strike zone, Cade Smith,
05:43a right-handed pitcher for the Yankees, and ranked No. Descendos No. Descendrein.
05:49Had a significant portion of the season sidelined due to shoulder problems, however,
05:54he has emerged as one of the most effective pitchers in Arizona, boasting an impressive 2.13 ERA,
06:00a 0.71 whip, and an opponent batting average of 159 over 12.23 innings. His strong performance
06:08continued in the Fall Stars game, where he needed only nine pitches, eight of which were strikes,
06:12to complete a flawless fourth inning. During this inning he successfully retired two of the most
06:17formidable hitters in the developmental league, right fielder Esmerlin Valdez, ranked No. 15 by the
06:23Pirates, and Ayers, primarily utilizing a curveball that ranged from 77 to 83 MEPH. Hagan Smith,
06:31a left-handed pitcher for the White Sox, and ranked No. 5 overall, and No. 88 in MLB,
06:38was the only top 100 prospect to take the mound in the game. He managed to navigate through a single
06:44and a walk to pitch a scoreless second inning striking out two batters in the process.
06:48He recorded strikeouts against Chris Suero, ranked No. 15 by the Mets, and Starlin Cabba,
06:54MIA No. 5 featured his signature pitch, a slider that clocked in between 82 and 86.
07:00MEPH, while his fastball reached speeds of 95 to 98. MEPH, Miguel Ugueto, an outfielder for the
07:10Cardinals, made a remarkable transition from the minor league segment of the 2024 Rule 5 draft,
07:16to becoming a celebrated figure in the National League. He successfully converted an 84-millimeter
07:21slider thrown by Dario Freggio of the Tigers into a two-run single, which completed a three-run rally,
07:28and brought the game to a tie at 4-4 in the top of the ninth inning.
07:32What future milestone are you most excited to see him achieve next?
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